Report an Academic Concern
For Liberal Arts Faculty Only
NOTE: To report students with excessive absences, begin by submitting an online Absence Failing Report to the Registrar.
If you have serious concerns about a student's academic progress in your class, and repeated attempts to contact a student have failed (ie full mailbox, wrong number, etc), you may use the link below to send a message to Associate Dean Marc Musick, in the Student Division of the Liberal Arts Deans Office.
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