Accident & Injury Resources
“I was injured on campus* and I want to know how to file a report and get resources." *If you have experienced a work-related injury, please contact Human Resources.
Report to HROccasionally students may have a concern or complaint about something that has happened to them with MSU Denver. The University is committed to providing students with information about and referrals to processes that they can use to address their concerns. This is a guide to the most commonly used processes, though there may be other processes for students to use depending on their circumstances.
Staff members within the Dean of Students Office are available to help students understand which processes might be right for their situation. Once a student decides which process is right for them, we can help them understand how the process works. While we cannot act as an advocate for a student, our Student Conflict Resolution Services staff can provide guidance in navigating the processes as well as coaching on how to approach a conflict.
Often the decision to pursue a complaint or grievance process arises following a stressful event, or the steps involved in the process may be stressful or anxiety-provoking for a student. Students are encouraged to visit the MSU Denver Counseling Center for support if needed. Students may also have the right to have an advisor or support person with them while navigating a complaint or grievance process and are encouraged to inquire about that option.
“I was injured on campus* and I want to know how to file a report and get resources." *If you have experienced a work-related injury, please contact Human Resources.
Report to HR“I believe that I have been discriminated against on the basis of disability, or I believe I have been denied access or accommodations required by law."
ADA Complaint Procedures“I want to report a concern or issue related to a campus facility or campus policy."
Contact AHEC“I want to report a concern or issue with the campus police department."
ACPD Complaints“I believe I have been discriminated against on the basis of race, color, creed, national origin, sex, age, sexual orientation, gender identity and expressions or disability."
Office of Equal Opportunity“I do not meet the Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress policy due to extenuating circumstances such as medical problems, a death in the immediate family, and/or extreme personal problems."
Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships“I feel that my grade does not reflect the quality of my work."
Grade Appeal Policy“I have a concern or situation that is not covered by any of the above policies."
Student Complaints Policy“I have been through the conduct process and want to appeal the decision."
Conduct Appeal Form“I am the victim of sexual misconduct including sexual assault, sexual harassment, stalking or other forms of interpersonal violence."
Title IX Policies & Procedures“I have experienced extenuating circumstances such as severe medical illness, an employment situation beyond my control, or the death of an immediate family member resulting in the loss of tuition and fees."
Office of the BursarThe appeal form is for a student who has been through the conduct process and want to appeal the final decision pursuant to Article IV, Section F of the Student Code of Conduct. Directions on how to file an appeal are contained within the Appeal Form 2021 .
Please send your appeal to the Dean of Students Office, CB 74, P.O. Box 173362, Denver, CO 80217 or e-mail your form.
*Important Note*
If you are looking to appeal a grade you have received, you must use the Student Grade Appeal process and not the Student Conduct Appeals form.
For information about accommodations for disabilities, please contact the Access Center. For concerns about discrimination or Title IX, please contact the Office of Equal Opportunity.
For questions regarding the Tuition and Fee Appeal Policy, please contact the Bursar’s Office.
For questions regarding the SAP Appeal Policy, please contact Financial Aid
If you feel that your concern has not been addressed by existing University policies and procedures, you may wish to contact an external resource for more information. Options include but are not limited to: