Hanna is a senior who is studying Political Science and Philosophy with a minor in Economics. After graduation, Hanna plans to attend law school and earn a dual degree. She is passionate about justice and restoration. She loves to volunteer with different children's organizations as well as spend time outdoors and doing yoga.
Hi! My name is Monica and I'm a sophomore majoring in International Studies with a sub-major in ISNC (International Security, Norms, and Corporations) and minoring in Crime and Justice. I'm a first-gen born in Uttarakhand, India and immigrated here in my early childhood. I enjoy reading, writing, painting, yoga, poetry, and being in nature! I also enjoy learning about different cultures and global situations. Mental health and self-care are a few of many things that are really important to me!
Josie (she/her) serves as the Program Manager for Adaptable Conflict Resolution within the Office of Conflict Resolution (OSCR). Josie has her Bachelors and Masters in Social Work. She loves analyzing conflicts and finding ways to move restoratively through them. She loves looking at the overlap between identity, power, history, and the way those affect conflicts. Josie feels so honored to be able to help people navigate difficult yet important conversations and start conversations about how to create more equitable communities.
Evangelina is a sophomore majoring in psychology with a minor in law, justice, and social change. She is passionate about destigmatizing mental health and providing mental health resources in underfunded areas. In her free time, Evangelina enjoys working out, listening to music, and baking.
Street Address:
100 Student Activities Building
515 East Jefferson
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1316
Kelly (she/her) is the Sexual and Gender-based Misconduct (SGBM) Program Lead for Education and Intervention. She graduated from Hope College in 2020 with a BA in Psychology and Sociology with an emphasis in Criminal Justice. Following that, Kelly graduated from the University of Michigan with an MSW and Trauma-Informed Practice certificate. During her MSW program, she worked within the SGBM team at OSCR as an MSW intern and then as a Program Assistant for Trauma-informed Practice. For the last year, Kelly worked as a Living Center Director at Grand Valley State University.
What happens after a Complainant files a Formal Complaint and selects Adaptable Resolution?
Adaptable Resolution (AR) for Students is a voluntary and restorative process used to address harm within the community stemming from sexual and gender-based misconduct. Through shared-decision making and active engagement, Parties, alongside trained facilitators, are invited to engage in a spectrum of pathways designed to promote agency, equity, and collaboration. These pathways create opportunities for meaningful accountability, repair of harm, and education to prevent future harm.
What is a land acknowledgement and why is it important?
A Land Acknowledgment is a formal statement that recognizes and respects Indigenous Peoples as traditional stewards of this land and the enduring relationship that exists between Indigenous Peoples and their traditional territories. It is important to recognize this history and the ongoing impacts of settler colonialism in order to appreciate and honor Indigenous Peoples, as well as dismantle the oppressive systems that continue to cause impact and harm.