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PROBLEM SOLVING

One of the Department of Student Affairs' main functions is helping students through any problems they may encounter while attending Marshall University. We have resources available for resolving most any kind of problems that may be experienced by students (or can direct you to those who can resolve the problems).

If you are experiencing problems, we welcome you to visit or contact our office for advice and assistance. Please feel free to drop by our office in the Student Center, Room 2W38, call 304-696-6422, e-mail us at student-affairs@marshall.edu, or fill out the online:

One Stop Problem Solving Form

Below you will find contact information for specific types of problems. If you're questions are not answered by this information or you would like more detail, please contact us as specified above.

Student Legal Aid, MSC Room 2W23, 304-696-2285

  • I am having problems with my roommate -- What should I do?
  • How do I get out of my lease?
  • I received a grade I don't agree with, what can I do?
  • Where can I get free legal advice?
  • I am having problems with one of my professors -- What should I do?

Associate Dean/Student Affairs, Prichard hall Room 155, 304-696-2269

  • Where do I go for health Insurance?
  • I am having problems adjusting to college and being away from home. What should I do?

Women's Center, Prichard Hall Room 135, 304-696-3112

  • I am a returning student, what services are available for me?

Student Activities/Greek Affairs, MSC 2W29A, 304-696-6770

  • I am interested in joining a fraternity/sorority, who can I talk to?
  • I feel uninvolved, how can I become more involved in campus life?

Student Government Association, MSC 2W29B, 304-696-6435

  • How do you get a Student Government position?

Judicial Affairs, MSC 2W38, 304-696-2495

  • If I am having trouble with another students, who do I see?
  • If I need to file a complaint against another student, where do I go?
  • I would like to become a Judicial Justice/Advocate, where would I look for this information?

 

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