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INFO UPDATE

We remain available to help you while Georgia State University is teaching at a distance for the remainder of the Spring semester. All Georgia State campuses remain closed to students and the public, but you can easily connect with us by email at deanofstudents@gsu.edu or call 404-413-1515 during business hours. You can also complete many functions online right here through our website, including reporting incidents or concerns, emergency assistance, emergency withdrawal requests, and Dean's certification requests.

CORONAVIRUS UPDATE 

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Q: How can I receive a Dean’s certification letter that I might need for verification of conduct standing for graduate/professional schools and other agencies that request such data for employment?
A: The Dean’s certification request process has moved completely online. Request a Dean Certification letter.
Q: I received a Notice to Meet (NTM) for an alleged conduct matter. What should I do?
A: Email deanofstudents@gsu.edu and you will receive further instructions.
Q: I have been assigned community service or other mandatory training or education sessions to complete. How do I satisfy those requirements?
A: Contact the person who assigned the requirement to discuss alternative methods for completion. If you are unsure who to contact, email deanofstudents@gsu.edu. Online options are available to satisfy all requirements.
Q: I have experienced a non-academic emergency that is impacting my ability to complete my coursework. How do I request an Emergency Withdrawal?
A: The Emergency Withdrawal process is managed online here.
Q: Are all trainings and workshops cancelled?
A: While all in-person and on-campus activities are cancelled for the remainder of Spring semester, there will be virtual and online activities that will be advertised online in the Panther Involvement Network (PIN) and requests for virtual training and workshops can be submitted online.
Q: I am concerned about a student and am not sure how to get help. What do I do?
A: Concerns can be submitted online to the Dean of Students office.
Q: I am experiencing hardships that are impacting my success at GSU. How can I receive assistance?
A: Information about Student Assistance through the Office of the Dean of Students is available on the Student Assistance site and you can connect with our staff virtually to review your circumstances and discuss what resources may be available to assist.

Report an Incident

Georgia State University is committed to ensuring a safe learning environment for all members of the university community and has established policies and procedures that comprise the Student Code of Conduct (the Code) to both promote the university mission and protect the rights of students, faculty and staff. Report all alleged violations of the Code immediately.

Request Virtual Training

The Dean of Students office provides members of Georgia State University with training and workshops that revolve around sexual misconduct (sexual exploitation, sexual harassment, non-consensual sexual contact, dating violence, domestic violence and stalking), general conduct, FERPA, academic honesty, conflict resolution, decision making and career-readiness.

Dean's Certification Request

A Dean’s Certification is a letter of clearance verifying your prior (if applicable) disciplinary conduct. These letters are usually required by graduate/professional schools, state bar associations, government agencies, etc. when applying for admission or employment. These institutions will provide you with a release form to sign and have the Dean of Students office to complete.

Student Code Of Conduct
Policy on Academic Honesty
Concerns About Students
Emergency Withdrawal
Freedom of Speech
Student Judicial Board
Conflict Resolution