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Undergraduate Students

Resource	How They Can Help
Academic advisors and Assistant Deans	Provide strategies you can use to deal more effectively with course work before it affects your academic success Talk with you about personal circumstances that may affect course work
Academic Development 412-268-6878	Conduct workshops and tutoring on study skills, time management, and reading skills Provide Fast Facts on study skills Identify academic difficulties which may be due to learning disabilities Act as an advocate for students with learning disabilities
Intercultural Communications Center 412-268-4979	Provides programs and services for you to develop your skills in academic reading, writing, and speaking Offer guidance about the system of higher education in the U.S.
Office of the Dean of Student Affairs 412-268-2075	Discuss ways to respond to incidents where academic dishonesty may have occurred Advise you on the appeal (second level review) process Answer your questions about academic integrity policy Help you to understand consequences of violations
Student Affairs housefellows and college liaisons 412-268-2075	Counsel students having trouble with academic or personal stress Help you to find peer tutoring Arrange for programs on time management, study skills or other academic success programs for any group of students (e.g. a residence hall floor, a student organization, or simply a group of friends).
University Libraries 412-268-2442	Advise students on proper research methodology

Graduate Students

Resource	How They Can Help
Eberly Center for Teaching Excellence 412-268-2896	Consult with you on planning and teaching courses which provide structure and a variety of types of support to facilitate student learning Conduct workshops and discussions on grading, providing feedback, creating assignments and exams and other teaching-learning topics Provide examples of statements on academic integrity which faculty have included in their syllabi Discuss methods of preventing and responding to problems with academic dishonesty
Graduate Program Coordinators	Provide strategies you can use to deal more effectively with course work before it affects your academic success Talk with you about personal circumstances that may affect course work
Graduate Student Ombudsman 412-268-7307	Talk with you if you are having trouble with academic or personal stress Provide support for handling conflicts
Intercultural Communications Center 412-268-4979	Provide programs and services for you to develop your skills in academic reading, writing, and speaking Offer guidance about the system of higher education in the U.S.
Office of the Dean of Student Affairs 412-268-2075	Discuss ways to respond to incidents where academic dishonesty may have occurred Advise you on the appeal (second level review) process Answer your questions about academic integrity policy Help you to understand consequences of violations
University Libraries 412-268-2442	Advise students on proper research methodology Provide in-class instruction and consultation on proper research methods and library resources

Instructors

Resource	How They Can Help
Academic advisors and Assistant Deans	Help you to better understand individual students who appear to be under unusual stress
Department heads and Associate Deans	Discuss any academic integrity issues and procedures as they relate to the department or college Offer suggestions for faculty course level action Consult on academic integrity issues involving graduate students
Eberly Center for Teaching Excellence 412-268-2896	Consult with you on planning and teaching courses which provide structure and a variety of types of support to facilitate student learning Conduct workshops and discussions on grading, providing feedback, creating assignments and exams and other teaching-learning topics Provide examples of statements on academic integrity which faculty have included in their syllabi Discuss methods of preventing and responding to problems with academic dishonesty
Intercultural Communications Center 412-268-4979	Provide programs and services that allow you to practice your teaching language Offer guidance about the system of higher education in the U.S.
Office of the Dean of Student Affairs 412-268-2075	Consult with you regarding suspected or confirmed violations of academic standards Answer your questions about academic integrity policy Provide statistical overviews of reported incidents of academic integrity
University Libraries 412-268-2442	Provide in-class instruction and consultation on proper research methods and library resources

Teaching Assistants (TAs)

Resource

How They Can Help

Course Instructor

Discuss any concerns about individual students who appear to be under unusual stress
Discuss preferences for responding to suspected violations of academic integrity

Office of the Dean of Student Affairs

412-268-2075

Consult with you regarding suspected or confirmed violations of academic standards
Answer your questions about academic integrity policy