Current Students

Sometimes situations don’t fall into neat categories, and if you’re struggling to figure out where to go to get help, that can be a big barrier. This General Report is a good option if you would like to file a report for something that doesn’t fit into any of these other categories. We’ll either route your report to someone who can assist or we’ll reach out for more information – it’s our priority to make sure we can be as responsive as possible to your situation.

To file a general report: General Report Form

If you have any questions or concerns, or would like to follow up with someone about a general report, please contact the Dean of Student Success, Pepe Wonosikou, at 651.403.4007 or pepe.wonosikou@saintpaul.edu

General Report Form

The Student Conduct and Investigations Coordinator at Saint Paul College is charged with upholding the Code of Student Conduct, which identifies behavioral expectations for all students on- and off-campus. If you have knowledge of a Saint Paul College student potentially violating the Code of Student Conduct, you are encouraged to notify our office of the incident.

Report here: Academic Integrity Violation Report

If you have questions or concerns about the process or Academic Integrity at Saint Paul College, please contact the Director Equity and Belonging, Mike Gerold, at 651.846.1327 or michael.gerold@saintpaul.edu.

Academic Integrity Violation Report

The CARE Team at Saint Paul College aims to maintain a safe, healthy, welcoming campus learning community through proactive, systematic, and coordinated support services. You can find more information about the CARE Team and what to report on their webpage: www.saintpaul.edu/care

Report here: Concerning Behavior or Situation Report

If you have questions or concerns about the CARE Team, please contact the Director Equity and Belonging, Mike Gerold, at 651.846.1327 or michael.gerold@saintpaul.edu.

If you have concerns that you’d only like to share with a confidential resource, please contact someone from the Mental Health Team – their information can be found below under “Confidential Resources”.

Concerning Behavior or Situation Report

The Access and Disability Resources Department (ADR) is committed to providing an inclusive learning experience for all students with disabilities. ADR strives to provide holistic support to students with disabilities through collaboration with faculty and staff. You can find more information about the Access and Disability Resources Office on their webpage: https://www.saintpaul.edu/student-services/access-disability-resources/

To reach out and request supports for yourself, please send an email to accessresources@saintpaul.edu and your email will be returned in the order it was received.

To refer a student to the ADR Office, report here: Access and Disability Resources Referral.

Access and Disability Resources Referral

The easiest way to get support if you are pregnant or giving birth is to connect with the Title IX Coordinator as soon as possible (the earlier you can reach out for support, the easier it is to support you!). For short term supports around parenting (like a quick extension or an excused absence for a child being sick, for example), it’s best to work with your teacher directly (or connect with your advisor). If you think supports will be required beyond a day or two, it’s worth reaching out to the Title IX Coordinator too. You can find more information on both situations on the Title IX webpage: https://www.saintpaul.edu/title-ix/

To reach the Title IX Coordinator directly, you can contact them at michael.gerold@saintpaul.edu or titleix@saintpaul.edu.

Students have a right to seek a remedy to a dispute through a complaint or grievance procedure. You may file a concern or grievance about any issue regarding campus, though it may be forwarded or resolved through a different process if it does not fall within the scope of the Complaint/Grievance Process. You can learn more about the Student Complaint/Grievance Process here: https://www.saintpaul.edu/current-students/student-rights/

To file a complaint or grievance regarding an issue on campus, you can report here: Student Complaint or Grievance Form

If you have questions or concerns about the Student Complaint/Grievance Process at Saint Paul College, please contact the Director of Equity and Belonging, Mike Gerold, at 651.846.1327 or michael.gerold@saintpaul.edu.

Student Complaint or Grievance Form

We are committed to providing a learning environment free from violence, harassment, and discrimination. If you have experienced sexual or relationship violence, stalking, or sexual harassment what happened is not your fault. We’re here to help support you and assist in keeping you safe. You can learn more about your Title IX rights and supports at the Title IX webpage: https://www.saintpaul.edu/title-ix/; you can also learn more about our Anti-Violence efforts here: https://www.saintpaul.edu/student-services/anti-violence/.

To file a report regarding sexual violence, domestic/partner violence, stalking, or sexual harassment, report here: Sexual, Domestic/Partner, Stalking Violence or Harassment Report

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.

If you have questions or concerns about these topics, please contact the Title IX Coordinator, Mike Gerold, at 651.846.1327 or michael.gerold@saintpaul.edu.

Sexual, Domestic/Partner, Stalking Violence or Harassment Report

Saint Paul College strives to create a safe and inclusive learning environment for all members of our community. We all have a role in creating a positive college experience for ourselves and others. You can learn more about our Bias Response efforts at Saint Paul College here: https://www.saintpaul.edu/about-us/bias-response/

To report a Bias Incident on campus, you can report here: Bias Incident Reporting Form.

If you have questions or concerns regarding a bias incident or the process to resolve them here at the College, please contact the Vice President of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Wendy Roberson, at 651.846.1757 or Wendy.Roberson@saintpaul.edu.

Bias Incident Reporting Form

Saint Paul College offers free, confidential counseling and mental health services to currently registered students. Mental health support can help you achieve your academic and personal goals, manage symptoms and issues from trauma and stress, and develop skills to engage with our mental health. If you would like to meet with one of our Mental Health Counseling team, you can call 651.350.3035, email counseling@saintpaul.edu, complete a referral form below, or stop by the office in Room 1240.

Referral form: Mental Health Counseling Form

If you don’t want or are unsure about mental health submit but would still like to talk to a confidential person on campus, you can reach out to someone from the Mental Health Team individually:

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

Please be aware that the Mental Health Team are not a crisis line either – they may be with students or in other spaces if you call them. If you or someone around you is experiencing a crisis, please call Public Safety at 651.846.1322.

Mental Health Counseling Form