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Business School students have access to numerous free support resources while at Brandeis University. Students are encouraged to first contact their Program Advisor if they are experiencing trouble with a course, or have questions about academic standards. For any emergencies, students should call 911. Please also save the Emergency Line for the Brandeis Police, which is (781) 736-3333.

Integrity issue	If you suspect a student of plagiarizing or otherwise being academically dishonest, and would like for their case to be reviewed on a University level, you can submit a report via the link at this webpage: https://www.brandeis.edu/student-rights-community-standards/academic-integrity/faculty/index.html Please note that since each report is given such careful consideration, cases can take between 6-8 weeks to resolve. In this time, it is advised that the instructor withhold the final course grade.
Submit Student Concern to Linda	Faculty should use the Student Performance Concern form at any time to indicate a concern over a student's specific academic performance in a course. Unlike the CARE report, this form is internal to the Business School, and all responses are discussed first with the Assistant Dean and the student's Program Advisor.
Student Health Center	All Brandeis graduate students have access to the Student Health Center (SHC). All students enrolled 3/4 or full-time in degree-granting programs who report their insurance to the school annually (through University Health Plans) will have access to health services. Email brandeishealthcenter@brandeis.edu or call 781-736-3677. Faculty, students, and staff who test positive for COVID-19 must report their diagnosis to the Brandeis Contact Tracing Program by emailing bctp@brandeis.edu. This is important for exemptions to testing and other requirements.
Student Health Center	All Brandeis graduate students have access to the Student Health Center (SHC). All students enrolled 3/4 or full-time in degree-granting programs who report their insurance to the school annually (through University Health Plans) will have access to health services. Email brandeishealthcenter@brandeis.edu or call 781-736-3677. Faculty, students, and staff who test positive for COVID-19 must report their diagnosis to the Brandeis Contact Tracing Program by emailing bctp@brandeis.edu. This is important for exemptions to testing and other requirements.
Program Advisor	Each student has an assigned Program Advisor who can guide them through academic requirements and options, as well as discuss policies and processes. Faculty should refer to this page for more information on advisor assignments, or contact oaase@brandeis.edu.
Career Coach	Each student has an assigned Career Coach who can support them with job searches, application materials, and interview preparation, as well as many other career-related skills. The International Business School Career Strategies and Engagement team hosts events for students with recruiters, Brandeis alumni, and other guests who speak about trends and opportunities specific to the fields of business and economics. To learn more, visit this page. You can view the full CSE suite of services at this webpage.
Student Accessibility Support	Brandeis University’s Student Accessibility Support (SAS) office is dedicated to advancing equity with and for students with disabilities. This is the office through which students can request accommodations for physical, sensory, psychological, medical and learning disabilities.
Tutor Request Process	Students who have met with instructors and teaching or instructional assistants and still struggle with course material may request a tutor. Students seeking tutors should contact their Program Advisor for more information.
English Language Programs	English Language Programs (ELP) has a dedicated representative for students of the International Business School. The representative offers language support through a series of workshops, individual tutorials, language coaching sessions and collaborations with business school faculty and staff.
Brandeis Counseling Center	The Brandeis Counseling Center (BCC) has a dedicated representative for students of the International Business School. This representative, as well as other counselors, addresses all concerns with sensitivity to and respect for diversity and individuality. This office maintains the strictest standards of privacy and confidentiality and serves as a resource to the entire Brandeis community.
Ombuds	According to Don Greenstein, JD, University Ombuds, this office is the "place to go when you don't know where to go". Members of this team support the dignity, well-being, and safety of each person who visits by providing a safe space to talk confidentially and off the record about difficult situations and offering conflict resolution support.
CARE team	The Care Team evaluates and addresses student behavior that is concerning, and coordinates the resources of the university to intervene and provide necessary supports. Anyone can submit a reporting form anonymously to alert the University about a one-time incident or ongoing concerning behavior.