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Office of Student Conflict Resolution

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Want to get involved? You've come to the right place!  There are multiple ways to get involved with the Office of Student Conflict Resolution and the conflict resolution process.

Employment & Volunteer Opportunities

Work at OSCR

Volunteer Opportunities & Practicum

Student Conflict Resolution Advisory Board​

Serving in the Conflict Resolution Process

Advisor

Resolution Officer

Student Resolution Panelist

Student Conflict Resolution Advisory Board - Applications Due October 13, 2017

The Student Conflict Resolution Advisory Board is a joint-advisory board with Housing Student Conduct and Conflict Resolution (HSCR) and the Office of Student Conflict Resolution (OSCR).  The Advisory Board provides advice and input to HSCR / OSCR staff members regarding student conflict, student conduct, organizational decisions, and outreach activities.  The Board also provides students with a unique opportunity to learn and influence the processes that HSCR / OSCR utilize in managing conflict, including conflict coaching, facilitated dialogue, and mediation.  

The Statement Amendment Language (1/20/16)

Statement of Student Rights and Responsibilities

2015-16 Amendment Process

Amendment Proposals were due to OSCR by November 2, 2015. The Student Relations Advisory Committee (SRAC) is currently reviewing the following amendments for recommendation to Vice President for Student Life E. Royster Harper and President Mark Schlissel. The current Statement language can be found at www.oscr.umich.edu/statement.

Five Ways to Get Involved: Statement Amendment Process

Attend a Community Event!

Join us in a discussion about the Statement and proposed amendments!

-September 17th, 3-5 PM @ 1116 Duderstadt Center

-October 1st, 3-5 PM @ 5240 Weill Hall

-October 7th, 3-5PM @ West Quad Connector

Cover of the Statement of Student Rights and Responsibilities

Giving Opportunities

The Office of Student Conflict Resolution (OSCR) provides a variety of programs and services designed to support a safe, just, and peaceful community, and to help students learn how to manage and resolve conflict peacefully. OSCR offers a spectrum of conflict resolution pathways that empower students to drive the conflict resolution process every step of the way.

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Faculty Involvement

Faculty can support OSCR by mentioning its services and contact information in syllabus and as relevant in interactions with students.

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