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    Current Students
    Student Rights

    Submit a Report

    Submit an Online Report/Anonymous Report.

    To file a report in person, you can speak with the designated officers at Saint Paul College or contact the Department of Public Safety at 651.846.1322 or psafety@saintpaul.edu.

    Name Department Contact
    Pepe Wonosikou

    Pepe Wonosikou

    Dean of Student Success

    1415

    Administration / Leadership Team, Student Affairs, Title III

    651.403.4007

    pepe.wonosikou@saintpaul.edu

    3

    Michael Gerold

    Director of Students Rights & Responsibilities

    1429

    Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Student Rights and Responsibilities

    651.846.1327

    michael.gerold@saintpaul.edu

    32

    Confidential Reporting

    If you would like to talk to a confidential person on campus, you can reach out to someone from the Mental Health Team:

    Mental Health Director: Merrie Haskins
    651.350.3035 – Mental Health Office
    merrie.haskins@saintpaul.edu

    Mental Health Therapist: Pam Norling
    651.350.3037 – Mental Health Office
    pamela.norling@saintpaul.edu

    Counselor: Lisa Hanes-Goodlander
    651.846.1383 – Mental Health Office
    lisa.hanesgoodlander@saintpaul.edu

    Advocacy Services
    Saint Paul College provides on-campus survivor support services in partnership with SOS Sexual Violence Services (651.266.1000) and Saint Paul and Ramsey County Domestic Violence Intervention Project (SPIP) (651.645.2824). Contact SOS or SPIP to learn more about their services and schedule.

    Submit a Complaint or Grievance
    Students have a right to seek a remedy to a dispute through a complaint or grievance procedure. The following procedure is established to promote a timely means of resolving disputes between you and others in the campus community. Students who have a complaint against any faculty or staff member about the content or conduct of a course, grading, tuition, or any other school policy or procedure, review the following for the process that needs to be followed. For more information about your rights or the procedure, call 651.846.1327.

    Online Complaint & Grievance Form

    Uniform Amnesty Policy
    Witnesses and victims who report an incident of sexual violence in good faith will not be sanctioned by the College for admitting in the report to a violation of Saint Paul College’s Drugs, Alcohol & Smoke-Free Campus.