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When is it appropriate to contact the Ombuds Office?

• When you need someone to listen.
• When an awkward situation or uncomfortable feelings are bothering you.
• When you are unsure of 91¶ÌÊÓƵ policy or you believe a policy procedure or regulation has been applied unfairly.
• If you wish to work through an intermediary, the Ombuds can serve that role.
• When you are worried about favoritism or afraid of retaliation.
• When you think you have been treated unfairly, harassed or discriminated against.
• When you think someone has engaged in misconduct or there has been an ethical violation.

Electronic mail is not a secure and confidential means of communication.  If you choose to use e-mail to transmit personal or confidential information, please be aware that your information can not be assured to remain confidential.