SUS Equity

The SUS Equity committee will be holding one-on-one office hours for individuals who would like to address any equity related concerns or would to learn more about filing a complaint under the involvement restriction policy (IRP).

The IRP is a contract and policy that processes, investigates, and acts on complaints of any inappropriate conduct, such as discrimination, harassment, or violence. Any McGill students who would like to know more about the investigation process or would like further resources are invited to drop in at our office hours.

Zoom links and times may be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lfokZz45ILYaIHqUWd49-Fm90ypH8ZkiIZwbeZ0kr-c/edit?usp=sharing

These sessions will be confidential, and people can withdraw a complaint at any time. If you unable to attend at the allotted times, you can email [email protected] to set up a meeting.

With add drop right around the corner, it’s important for students know their rights and the official guidelines for exams and classes! The following document outlines the Faculty of Science Winter 2021 rules for the virtual classroom experience and who to contact if these rules are violated.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/10ZQMymLMXXTskqA20AnaLQwRxieW28tkIhv__n5gfmA/edit?fbclid=IwAR1SeAIwe02gS1ErRfcdKrEXERHaTvFivaytD9vgFosn0NgDHcKeReOrQkQ

WINTER 2021 WHAT TO DO Any questions? Email me! [email protected] I think my class is unfair -- what now? It goes against McGill rules/Faculty rules directly I don’t know if it goes directly against McGill/Faculty rules It does not go against McGill rules/Faculty rules directly, but it violates the spirit of the ...