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Academic Complaints – Who to Contact

For academic complaints, step one is to discuss your concern with the instructor. If you are not comfortable talking to the instructor about your concern, or this step is otherwise not possible, you may skip step one and start by contacting the appropriate division chair, as listed below. More details about the Academic Complaint Process are available at: wou.edu/provost/student-grievances/academic-complaints/

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Step 2			Step 3
Department / Program	Division	Division Chair	College Dean
Library	Library	Janeanne Rockwell-Kincanon kincanj@wou.edu 503-838-9493 HL 117C	Library and Academic Innovation Chelle Batchelor Dean batchelorc@wou.edu 503-838-8886 HL 206C
First Year Seminars	General Education Program	Please refer to the information for the subject that the instructor normally teaches (see above). If you’re not sure, reach out to us: provost@wou.edu	University Academic Programs Judy Sylva Associate Provost for Academic Effectiveness sylvaj@wou.edu AD 202
General Education Courses	General Education Program
Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS)	Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS)	Ryan Hickerson hickersr@mail.wou.edu 503-838-8762
Honors Program	Honors Program	Gavin Keulks keulksg@wou.edu 503-838-8519 APSC 210

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