学术申诉专员
机密性独立非正式性中立
The UTHealth Office of Academic Ombuds (OAO) is a confidential, independent, informal and neutral place for directing students, residents, fellows, postdoctoral fellows, and faculty to appropriate campus information, resources, and offices to express concerns, resolve disputes, manage conflicts, and improve communication skills. The Ombuds is available to discuss issues of concern, including interpersonal conflict or misunderstandings and academic or administrative concerns.
Reach out to the OAO as a first step, a last resort, or at any point along the way. You may also reach out anytime you would like to discuss something confidentially and aren’t sure where to go.
The OAO promotes a neutral, fair and equitable approach to problem solving, conflict management and consensus building. At the visitor’s option, the Ombuds is happy to listen, offer feedback, or assist in developing alternatives for addressing concerns and problems. The Ombuds may educate visitors of the available resources at UTHealth when considering next steps in managing a concern or issue. Where appropriate, the OAO supports systemic changes (e.g. through providing feedback to University leadership about trends, policies and procedures, and systemic issues) to achieve this.
申诉专员不会取代任何正式的大学报告渠道（例如，关于投诉或申诉）。与申诉专员的沟通并不构成通知Uthealth。申诉专员不会做出具有约束力的决策，授权政策或正式裁定问题。申诉专员不提供法律建议；申诉专员提供的沟通或信息不构成法律建议。
联系我们
The OAO holds all communications in strict confidence, is not part of any formal UTHealth process, operates independently and keeps no formal written records. Please call or email if you would like to discuss an issue or schedule an in-person meeting. Learn more about the Academic Ombuds这里.
Office Direct:713-500-3457
Confidential Mobile:713-705-5005
电子邮件：ombuds@uth.tmc.edu*请不要通过电子邮件发送机密信息。
Office Location:University Center Tower (UCT) suite 165
通过与OAO联系，访问者和呼叫者同意不要胶带，视频，记录或以其他方式再现与申诉专员的通讯。
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Learn more about the Office of Academic Ombuds:
What is an Ombuds?
When and why might you want to visit the Office of Academic Ombuds?
How might the Office of Academic Ombuds help?