Research shows students need more support than ever and faculty are often struggling with how and when to provide it. UNM has several offices and units dedicated to helping faculty support and refer students who cause disruptions, or who display concerning behaviors. Have you used a service at UNM that has helped you work better with students? Let us know at advance.unm.edu.
Dean of Students Office
Type of support offered: direct services, trainings, workshops
For: faculty, students
Faculty topics: concerning student behavior, classroom management, student well-being, academic integrity, non academic misconduct
Student topics: student rights and responsibilities, student code of conduct, hazing reports
At a glance: If you are a faculty member and your main question or concerns relate to student behavior or classroom management, the Dean of Students can be a first point of contact. Faculty can use resources on the site to refer students with concerning behavior as well as report academic dishonesty.
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UNM CARE Program
Type of support offered: referrals, direct services
For: faculty
Topics: student behavior
At a glance: The Campus Assessment Response Education program supports faculty with difficult or complex student situations. This might include concerns about a student’s well-being or behavior, or challenges with classroom management.
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