Student Support Resolution and Resources

Student Support Resolution Office

The Student Support Resolution Office works with students to connect them to appropriate resources that could benefit them to complete their educational and personal goals. Connecting with the Student Support Resolution Coordinator (SSRC) can be made via email, phone, or through Cuesta Connect. Some of the areas that the SSRC can support students with are:

  • Referring to institutional and community supports when it comes to financial, housing, food, employment, and acute care/mental health counseling resources;
  • Support facilitating communication between students and faculty;
  • Providing information and potential connections with academic counseling and tutorial support services;
  • Communicate the informal complaint process for students, so they can have their concerns addressed appropriately;
  • Information on time management, college success study tips, stress management, and life/study balance.

Students can request an introduction to programs they are interested in and the SSRC can accommodate for this. At times, the SSRC will follow up with students due to concerns raised by faculty/staff, which students should be made aware of prior, if possible. In these cases, the follow up is meant to be a check in and determine if students would like to be connected with specific supports.


 

Forms

Questions? View the FAQs for the Student Code of Conduct/Student Support Referral

Frequently Asked Questions

If you would like to contest this accusation and you are unable to come to a proper resolution with your instructor, you can follow through with the Academic Complaint process to meet with the Department Chair in an attempt to resolve your concerns. To find the Division Chair of the Department, please review Academic Divisions. Contact the Student Support Resolution Coordinator if you need further assistance. 

For any assignment, if possible, keep any drafts, notes, outlines, research, and any other supplemental information that can support the work you submitted is completely yours. Try and provide this information when requested.

The SSRC does not have the authority to modify any assigned grade. This is left to the responsibility of the instructor. If you have concerns about a grade you received on an assignment, communicate with the instructor first. If you would like to contest an official grade (grades provided at end of the semester), information can be located on how to appeal a grade.

All students are strongly recommended to begin the informal resolution process as soon as possible. This is to aid the investigative process regarding the alleged concerns and provide a resolution in a more timely manner, to support a safe environment for the reporting party as well as anyone else at Cuesta. Please review the Academic/Non-Academic Complaint processes for more information.

Students should be notified by the Complainant (person who submitted the complaint) that a Conduct Report was submitted against them (if applicable). After submission, the office of Student Success and Support will follow up with the Respondent (who the complaint was filed against) and discuss the context of the report and walk through next steps.