Student Input and Complaints

1. Student Input: The Law School highly values student input, and this policy provides information for students who seek to ask questions, provide suggestions, share concerns, or make complaints.

2. Administrative Positions and Areas of Responsibility: Students should always feel free to reach out to the Associate Dean for Student Life, Student Government SBA Officers, and the Dean of the Law School with questions or concerns. Below is also a list of some of the Law School’s administrative positions along with major areas of responsibility for more particularized input.

1. 1. Associate Dean for Student Life and Director of Wellness: student life, student organizations, wellness
   2. Program Manager for Special Events: student events
   3. Assistant Director, Student Financial Aid and Scholarships: financial aid
   4. Assistant Dean of Academic Services & Registrar: registration, course schedules, graduation requirements
   5. Associate Dean for Academic Affairs: course offerings and instructors
   6. Director of Academic Success Programs: academic success and bar success
   7. Associate Dean for Administration and Finance: law building and maintenance
   8. Director of Academic Technologies: IT
   9. Associate Dean and Director of the Law Library: law library
   10. Assistant Dean of Alumni Relations and Communications: communications
   11. Assistant Dean for Career and Professional Development: employment
   12. Assistant Dean of Admissions: admission
   13. Director of Dual-Degree Programs & Concentrations: dual-degree programs and concentrations

3. Electronic Suggestion System: Students may also provide input—including suggestions and complaints—online through the Electronic Suggestion System which is located on the Law School’s Website under MyTechLaw. Procedures and timelines for responses are on the webpage.

4. ABA Compliance Complaints: Students may also make a more formalized ABA Compliance Complaint online through the ABA Compliance Complaint system which is located on the Law School’s Website under MyTechLaw. Procedures and timelines for response are on the webpage.

5. Grade Appeals: Students who have a question concerning a final semester grade should follow the process outlined in the Law School’s Grading Policies.
 
6. Title IX: Students who have Title IX questions or concerns should consult with the main campus Title IX Office or contact the Associate Dean for Student Life for more information.