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Office of Student Affairs and Admissions (OSAA) 

Director: Shannon Chapman, 512-471-4292

OSAA Staff Bios Fall 2018

• • Services and Staff
  • Career Management
  • Writing Lab
  • Forms, Policies, Degree Requirements, Student Handbooks

Faculty Advisors

Associate Dean for Students: Kate Weaver

Graduate Advisors

• • MPAff: Sherri Greenberg
  • MGPS: Lorinc Redei
  • DC: Tom O'Donnell
  • PhD:  Bill Spelman Chandler Stolp

Academic

• Services for Students with Disabilities
• Student Conduct and Academic Integrity
• Student International Travel
• University Writing Center

Diversity

• Campus Climate Incident Online Report Form
• Gender and Sexuality Center
• Monarch Program
• Multicultural Engagement Center

Safety and Reporting

• Behavioral Concerns Advice Line (BCAL) 24-hour: 512-232-5050
  • If you're concerned about a student's behavior, you may contact BCAL for advice and/or assistance. Please also keep the LBJ School's Associate Dean of Students informed. 
• Campus Climate Response Team 
  • Provides options for reporting incidents that impact campus climate, especially those that are bias-related
• Campus Police
• Title IX Sexual Discrimination and Assault ReportingStudent Emergency Services
• SURE Walk (safety when walking on campus)

Advocacy and Support

• Campus Confidential Advocates

Provides advocacy for students impacted by interpersonal violence that are not mandated to report to Title IX

• Counseling and Mental Health Center
  • 24-hour Student Crisis Line: 512-471-CALL (2255)
  • Voices Against Violence
    • Offers support to students impacted by sexual violence, dating violence, and stalking

• Office of the Student Ombuds

Offers a neutral, impartial, and confidential environment for students to voice concerns about interpersonal difficulties, university policies, and university bureaucracy

• Student Emergency ServicesVoices Against Violence

Provides assistance to students and their families during difficult or emergency situations