Student Support Resources for Faculty and Staff

CARE Services

CARE services offered through Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) offers support for students affected by sexual violence, relationship or dating violence, or stalking.

Instructor Center from the KU Student Access Center

The Instructor Center serves as a central hub designed to provide faculty and instructors at KU with essential information about the accommodations process. Information on Rights and Responsibilities; Syllabus Statement; Implementing Academic Accommodations; Flexible Attendance; Providing Exam Accommodations; and Recruiting a Note-Taker can be found above.

KU Student Affairs

The Office of the Vice Provost for Student Affairs coordinates and develops student support services and programs and serves as an advocate for student needs across the university community that contribute to overall academic success. Student Affairs extends beyond the classroom. Their mission is to engage the KU community in services and programs that make learning possible.

Office of Civil Rights & Title IX

The Office of Civil Rights & Title IX pursues a mission of safety and well-being for all members of the KU community. The office is committed to being an institution that is free from discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct, sexual violence and retaliation.

Report an Incident. Whether against you or someone else, report incidents of sexual misconduct, discrimination, harassment, dating/domestic violence, stalking, or retaliation.

Student Conduct & Community Standards

The Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards (SCCS) works with students and the university community to resolve conflicts and address non-academic misconduct. Creates holistic learning environments through inclusive conflict excellence and education focused on community membership and standards.

Student Support and Case Management

Student Support and Case Management (SSCM) provides individualized support services to students experiencing barriers to their success. Meet with students to address academic, financial, health and other needs and assist in connecting students to available campus and community resources.

Concerned About a Student? Submit a CARE report. Care reporting is designed to encourage early identification of individuals who may be experiencing difficulty coping with their environment or a life circumstance. You are not required to diagnose a student or worry that you will get the student in trouble. Care reporting does not necessarily lead to disciplinary charges.

"Is it appropriate to refer to the Student Care Referral Team?"