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A Program of the Associated
Students of the University of Oregon
Erb Memorial Union, Room 334
OSA@OfficeofStudentAdvocacy.org
Phone (541) 346-3722
Fax (541) 346-3726
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The Office of Student Advocacy deals with just about any difficulty that a student may have related to his or her university experience. Some examples are:
Conduct Code Charges
Alcohol/drugs
Disorderly conduct
Academic misconduct
Cheating, Plagiarism, Forgery
Computer violations
Sexual misconduct
Theft
Trespass
Damage/destruction of property
Unauthorized use of university property
Disruptive behavior
Failure to comply
Falsification of documents
Physical contact/assault
Harassment
University Housing
Conduct
Unauthorized entry
Contract issues
RA/Director disputes
Eviction
Deposit refund
Disputed charges
Repairs
Student Employment
Termination
Supervisor concerns
Work conditions
Fees and Business Affairs
Account disputes
Tuition refunds
Health center charges
Parking charges
Grievances/Complaints
Formal and informal resolutions
Graduate student academic grievances
Discrimination
Harassment
Faculty or Staff Concerns
Abuse of discretion
Arbitrary treatment
Sexual harassment
Exceeds authority
Conflict of interest
Rule/Policy violations
Exam/Dead Week rules
Academic Issues
Grade disputes
Transfer credits
Degree requirements
Withdrawal/changes
Missed deadlines
Retroactive action
Rule exceptions
Petitions
Parking
Residency
Financial Aid
Student Records Issues
Directory restriction
Confidentiality
Access to information
Amendments
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