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» Home » 2016 » March » 21 » Where can I get help if I have a problem understanding how to proceed with my appeal to a Senate Committee?

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Where can I get help if I have a problem understanding how to proceed with my appeal to a Senate Committee?

The Ombuds Office can explain relevant procedures and rules relating to your appeal but it cannot help you construct your case.  You should consult an advocate (e.g., AMS, GSS) who can give you advice on matters like what you should include in your case and whether someone can/should accompany you to the appeal.  If you are involved in any formal proceeding within the University, the Ombuds Office recommends that you seek advice and advocacy well in advance of your hearing date.  For more information to help you decide to whether to proceed with an appeal, these toolkits will be useful:  Senate Appeals and Senate Appeal Worksheet.

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