• Tom Wilding (wilding@email.arizona.edu) and Polly Lindeman Mitchell (plmitch@email.arizona.edu) share the responsibility of advising for all MA students, and they should be the first people to contact when you need assistance; however, faculty members also have a strong desire to be helpful, and you should know that there are other organizations on campus that are here to help you when things go wrong.
• UA "Ombudsperson" Problem Resolution Committee
  An Ombuds can help you deal with problems you might have with the University. They are here to provide an informal means of problem resolution if you have a University-related dispute. An Ombuds is not empowered to change a decision, but through intervention or a clarification of matters, information may emerge to assist in the resolution of the dispute.

Telephone: (520) 626-5589 Fax: (520) 621-9373
Contact someone from Ombuds via this form: http://ombuds.web.arizona.edu/contact 
Address: President's Office, 712 Administration Building,
P.O. Box 210066, Tucson, Arizona 85721-0066

Graduate Student Grievance Procedure

A grievance procedure is available to graduate students who have complaints that:

1. allege violation of a specific University rule, regulation, policy or practice;
2. are not remediable by other university grievance policies and procedures; and
3. aare within the decision-making jurisdiction of the Graduate College.

Other Sources of Assistance:

• UA Career Services
• UA Computing Resources
• Cultural & Religious Centers
• Graduate Writing Workshops
• Information for International Students
• The UA Writing Skills Improvement Program
• Health Resources
• Family Resources
• Safety Services
• Legal Services