Hello everyone,
To help direct questions and requests to the appropriate person, we've put together the reference guide below for the Student Services Unit. We hope this will be a helpful resource for faculty and support staff.
Student Services Unit – Who to Contact
Inquiry
Contact
Awards, scholarships, and bursaries (both undergraduate and graduate students)
Meredith Johnson
Academic misconduct and appeal procedures
Meredith Johnson
Undergraduate program inquiries and degree requirements
May Rebutoc and/or
Meredith Johnson
Graduate program inquiries and alumni relations (E&G and Earth Sciences)
Celia Mellinger
Curriculum-related questions, policies, and procedures
May Rebutoc
Course scheduling
Jodena Baertsoen and/or
May Rebutoc
Wallace room bookings, and classroom assignments (classes, exams, and events)
Jodena Baertsoen
Social media, faculty communications, and promotional materials
May Rebutoc
Requests for keys to Wallace rooms
Jhonalyn Buhain
Wallace Building issues or maintenance concerns
Jhonalyn Buhain
General inquiries not listed above
Jhonalyn Buhain
If your inquiry is not listed above or you are unsure who to contact, please reach out to Jhonalyn Buhain, who will be happy to direct your inquiry to the appropriate person.
Thank you. MAY REBUTOC (She/Her) Student Services Coordinator, Dean’s Office 440 Wallace Building, 125 Dysart Rd., Winnipeg, MB, R3T 2N2 mayeth.rebutoc@umanitoba.camailto:Jane.Doe@umanitoba.ca | +1 (204) 894-8710 Book an appointment with an academic advisor at https://3620.waitwell.ca/ Connect with us on LinkedInhttp://linkedin.com/in/riddell-faculty, Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/riddellfaculty/ or Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/UManitobaRiddellFaculty. Upcoming vacations: July 27-31, Aug 17-21
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