The Office of Student Advocacy and Support strives create the complete college student experience by offering support services outside of the classroom. Some of the support and resources we offer to all students include:
- Conflict Resolution: This includes several offices that can help you with legal conflicts, personal conflicts, and institutional issues.
- Individual Support: From counseling services, support of students with disabilities, and specialized health programs, we strive to ensure you have everything you need to succeed individually.
University-excused absences are for undergraduate, face-to-face classes only. For online or graduate classes, students should work directly with their professors. Please review the excused absence policy for more information.
The Student Code of Conduct reflects student expectations and standards. This code and student judicial system are founded on principles of fairness and due process, and a commitment to the educational development of students.
From our Commuter Lounge to our Commuter Assistance program, we offer a wide range of resources for our students who travel to campus to complete their degree.
Review the student handbook and find important files and forms.
Located in room 2W31 of the Memorial Student Center, the Office of Advocacy and Support is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Walk-in visits are welcome.
Kat Smith, Director of Student Advocacy and Success
Memorial Student Center, 2W31-B
304-696-6833
file1@marshall.edu
