College of Human Medicine

Student Resolution Advocate

FAQs

List of articles in category FAQs
Title
Are some things not kept confidential? Does the Student Resolution Advocate tell anyone what I've said?
Can I remain anonymous?
Can I talk to the MSU Ombudsperson?
Can I tell the Student Resolution Advocate what I need and have them take care of it?
Could a de-identified report somehow reveal who I am? I might be the only person in my community with a particular problem.
Do I need to talk to the Student Resolution Advocate before I file a grievance?
Does telling the CHM Student Resolution Advocate put the CHM or MSU on "Notice" about my problem?
How can I get support on personal issues?
How do I report mistreatment?
Is it acceptable to make an anonymous report?
Is there a difference if I discuss a sexual assault with the CHM Student Resolution Advocate or the MSU Ombudsperson?
Must I follow the Student Resolution Advocate’s recommendations?
Should I report witnessed mistreatment of another student?
Who do I tell if I have a problem with the Student Resolution Advocate?
Will I ever have the Student Resolution Advocate as a medical school instructor; might the Student Resolution Advocate grade me?
Will the Student Resolution Advocate talk to my attorney or testify if I choose to file a grievance or lawsuit?