Student Ombudsperson

Have a concern or problem? The student ombudsperson can help you understand your options, connect with the right people, and work toward a solution. The student ombudsperson acts as a source of information on university rules, regulations, policies, and procedures, and provides guidance on resources as appropriate. Students are encouraged to seek the advice of the student ombudsperson, especially if the concern relates to medical difficulties or financial difficulties. Academic concerns are referred to the department chair for review and assistance.

Moraima Smith, Division of Student Affairs

Contact Your Ombudsperson

Moraima Smith, Assistant Dean for Student Life/Student Ombudsperson

2113 Boylan Hall
Mondays–Fridays, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.; other times by appointment
E:
P: 718.951.5352

Students outside the West Quad Building

Medical Release

Students who find themselves facing serious medical issues, physical or psychological, can make a request to be released from their classes. The Medical Release process outlines the steps needed to make a request and the steps needed to return for a future semester. The request form should be completed and submitted along with a brief statement and copies of the relevant documentation to the student ombudsperson. If the request is for a prior semester, the Community Provider Report Form and Financial Aid and Bursar Liability Form must be included.

 

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