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Counseling & Student Development Center
Contact info: Varner Hall (MSC 0801)
Phone: 568-6552
Description of Service:
Each year, the Counseling & Student Development Center provides personal and group counseling to over 700 undergraduate and graduate students at James Madison University. The Center is staffed by psychologists, counselors, and graduate students, and the services rendered to students are free, voluntary, and confidential. The Center's staff is dedicated to assisting students in their pursuit of personal and academic growth, to helping students gain a better understanding and appreciation of themselves, and to supporting students as they make important decisions about their lives.
Women’s Resource Center
Description of Service:
The Center is located in Warren 404 and is open Monday through Friday from 8am until 5pm. The Center acts as an educational resource for women's issues and plans many events and programs directed toward men and women.
Off Campus Life
Contact info: Taylor room 102
Mike Walsh - Graduate Assistant for OCL
Phone - 568-6828
Email - comm-coor@jmu.edu
Description of Service:
We offer Conflict Resolution assistance for any JMU student who lives off campus and needs a helping hand with their living situation.
Office of Residence Life
Contact info: Huffman Hall, Room C101 (MSC 2401)
Phone: 568-3501, 568-6275
Description of Service:
When a victim of sexual assault seeks help from the ORL, they can expect personal support, professional discretion, and timely referral to campus and community resources. Each of the 30 residence halls on campus is staffed with a hall director and several resident advisors. These staff members are specially trained to provide programs, services, and support for students, including emergency response. Each hall director and resident assistant has received training in the area of sexual assault awareness.
Office of Judicial Affairs
Contact info: Frederickson Hall, (MSC 2402)
Phone: 568-6218
Description of Service:
The OJA offers a caring approach to victims of violence. They help people throughout the judicial process, ensuring that every victim is aware of their options and all judicial procedures. The victim does not need to schedule an appointment in advance. Immediate accommodations are made for the victim to feel comfortable remaining at JMU until the case is resolved.
Student Organization Services
Contact info: Taylor Hall 205A
Phone Number: (540) 568-8157
Kristin Muncy, Associate Director, Student Organization Services
(540) 568-6099
muncykr@jmu.edu
Michael J. Citro,Coordinator of Fraternity/Sorority Life
(540) 568-7402
citromj@jmu.edu
Organizations that may be helpful include the Student Government Association, Campus Assualt Response, and One in Four.
Ombudsperson
Dr. Jim McConnel
MSC 2401
Huffman Hall A101
James Madison University
Harrisonburg, VA 22807
Phone: (540)568-6275
Human Resources
Contact info: University Services Building
RM 208, MSC 7009
Harrisonburg, VA 22807
Telephone - 540.568.3825
Fax - 540.568.1796
Yohna Cone, Director,coneyc@jmu.edu
Faculty and Staff Training and Development
Making the Most of Conflict, Course #HR1046
Develop a collaborative, problem-solving approach to conflict that can be helpful in one’s personal conflicts as well as working with others on the job. This workshop will offer insights into your personal style when faced with conflict and help develop skills to deal with it. Managing anger, yours and that of others, will also be a topic for discussion. Negotiation skills will be practiced
Conflict Resolution in the Workplace, Course #HR1047
This workshop is particularly helpful to those in positions which place you in the middle---managers, supervisors or the workers to whom others bring their problems. Time will be spent learning a process to assist others to solve problems for themselves. One benefit of assisting others in conflict is that personal negotiation skills are developed which can prove helpful not only on the job but in one’s personal life as well.
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