Who to contact with personal problem Forum
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Who to contact with personal problem
I'm wondering if anyone knows whom I should contact at law school with a personal problem. My family has basically fallen apart at home, and there's a reasonable chance that I may need to leave from time to time to help out, not to mention it's affecting my ability to work and concentrate pretty severely. To whom, if anyone, is it appropriate to mention this?
- mmmadeli
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Re: Who to contact with personal problem
At orientation, our assistant dean for students said she was the person to contact at our school, but YMMV.
Edited to get her title right.
Edited to get her title right.
- Maven
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Re: Who to contact with personal problem
Customarily, the Dean of Students has primary responsibilty for interacting with students on personal issues.
- worldtraveler
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Re: Who to contact with personal problem
Dean of Students and most schools have a counselor on staff for the law school. Otherwise, check out if the university as a whole has a counselor service available, which may be useful.
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Re: Who to contact with personal problem
Thank you! Yes, I am getting in to talk to a counselor, I just wasn't sure who, if anyone, in the school itself I should notify. There's a dean of student affairs, so I'll probably talk to her. Thank you!
- Fast_Fingers
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Re: Who to contact with personal problem
Funny...mine did too. I'm sure if you go to the Dean's office they'll find someone appropriate.mmmadeli wrote:At orientation, our assistant dean for students said she was the person to contact at our school, but YMMV.
Edited to get her title right.
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