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Advisors

Respondents and Complainants engaged in the student conduct process have the right to be assisted by an advisor during all stages of the student conduct process. SCCS encourages students who choose to be assisted by an advisor to consider selecting a University employee or student who has received training from SCCS about the student conduct process. At their own expense, the Complainant and Respondent may choose a person not employed by the university to serve as an advisor (e.g., friend, attorney). The role of an advisor is limited to assisting, advising, and supporting a Complainant or Respondent during the student conduct process.

University Trained Advisors

Hope Adkins, Division of Student Life, [email protected]
Jaelyn Cargle, Office for Campus Culture & Community, [email protected]
Lindsay Charters, Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life, [email protected]
Ian Crone, Student Union, [email protected]
Nick DeGuzman, Center for Student Engagement, [email protected]
Sara Dunphy, Student Health Services, [email protected]
Hailey Flavin, Haslam College of Business, [email protected]
Tammy Freeny, Student Disability Services, [email protected]
Hayden Fukushima, RecSports, [email protected]
Zachary Gee, Center for Care & Resilience, [email protected]
Tamara Griffin, Student Disability Services, [email protected]
Crystal Hardeman-Ikem, Dean of Students, [email protected]
Claire Hensley, Jones Center for Leadership & Service, [email protected]
Bonnie Johnson, Office for Campus Culture & Community, [email protected]
Lauren Large, Center for Student Engagement, [email protected]
Nat McCormack, Center for Care & Resilience, [email protected]
Ferlin McGaskey, Teaching & Learning Innovation, [email protected]
NaQuaina Moore, Office for Campus Culture & Community, [email protected]
Lauren Mosier, Center for Care & Resilience, [email protected]
Jennifer Pierce Thomas, Office of Sorority & Fraternity Life, [email protected]
Kellyn Reisser, Baker School of Public Policy and Public Affairs Communications, [email protected]
Patrick Riley, New Student Orientation, [email protected]
Austin Smith, Division of Student Life, [email protected]
Kira Suttles, RecSports, [email protected]
Elizabeth Wanersten, Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life, [email protected]
Heather Webb, Student Disability Services, [email protected]

In order for the university to communicate with an outside advisor about a student’s educational record, the student must submit a FERPA waiver, which is an authorization to release information.

Submit a FERPA waiver

 

For all Administrative Procedure Act questions and correspondence, contact the Office of the General Counsel.

Telephone: 865-974-3245 or 865-974-3247
Facsimile: 865-974-3074