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The Ombuds Office is an independent office at Confederation College financed equally by the College and the Student Union of Confederation College Inc (SUCCI).
Hi! I am Kim Morgan, the Ombudsperson at Confederation College! The Ombuds Office is an independent office at Confederation College financed equally by the College and the Student Union of Confederation College Inc (SUCCI). The Ombuds Office was created not because the College has or expects to have a large number of problems, concerns or complaints from students, but rather as a means to be proactive.
Mission Statement
The Ombuds Office contributes to student success by ensuring that students receive fair and equitable treatment within the College. The Ombudsperson, acting as an independent and impartial party, can help the College uphold its ideals with respect to values, attitudes and practices.
Biography
The Office of the Ombudsperson opened its doors on Monday, January 7, 2008. This new service for students is provided by Kim Morgan. Kim came to the College from the Alzheimer Society as their Executive Director for the past 10 years. She has worked in nursing and health care administration in a variety of capacities from Thunder Bay to the east coast. Kim has her Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Master of Education degrees from Lakehead University and both Basic and Advanced Certificates in Alternative Dispute Resolution from the University of Windsor. Working from the Ombuds Office, Kim provides a free, friendly and confidential service to students (current, former and prospective) by helping them solve their problems, concerns and complaints in an appropriate, timely and fair manner.
Download Ombuds Brochure (PDF file - 6 Mb)
Download Ombuds Annual Report 2008/09 (350 kb)






