DMC Peer Mentoring Program- Support Services Overview Quiz

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DMC Peer Mentoring Program Quiz

Welcome to the DMC Peer Mentoring Program Support Services Overview Quiz! This quiz is designed to help you learn more about the various support services available to students, especially Veterans and those with disabilities.

Test your knowledge on the resources provided on campus:

Understand the definition of Veterans as per the Greg and Sandra Weisenstein Veterans Center.
Discover what the Veterans Center is involved in.
Learn about the Office of Services for Students with Disabilities.

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The Greg and Sandra Weisenstein Veterans Center defines Veterans as (select all that apply):

Veterans who served in the U.S. Armed forces discharged or released under conditions other than dishonorable

National guard

Spouse or Dependent of a Veteran

Friends of Veterans

The Veterans Center is involved in all of the following except:

GI Bill Benefits

Facilitating communication among campus offices to serve Veterans, military service members, reservists, and families.

Training students for the U.S. Armed forces

Students can learn more about Student Conduct’s website about all of the following (select all that apply):

Report a group organization incident

Report an academic integrity incident

Participate in the university hearing board

Office of student Conduct Outcome Appeal

The Sexual Misconduct Website is part of the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. What is NOT part of what you can find on the website (select one):

I want to report an incident & I want to support someone

Policies and Definitions of Sexual Misconduct

Calendar of events related to well-being

Filing a Sexual Misconduct Report

Residence Life and Housing Services also offers the following EXCEPT:

Undergraduate Employment Opportunities

Tutoring Services

Social, Educational, and Service-Learning Programs

Office of Services for Students with Disabilities “Student Resources” tab offers information on the following (select all that apply):

Academic Coaching

Information on how parents can get involved

Adaptive Technology

Proctoring Center

The Student Ombuds website FAQ’s describes the following (choose all that apply) as examples of issues/concerns that can be discussed with the Student Ombuds:

- Health and safety concerns

- Cultural misunderstandings/concerns

- Concerns with the student’s university account

General Policies

The Financial Aid Office does NOT provide the following (select one):

Financial literacy information

Graduate School information

Financial Aid TV

Scholarship and Loan information

The Off-Campus & Commuter Services provides the following information on their website:

Fee Legal Aid

Places4students.com to find rentals, roomates, sublets

Off Campus and Commuter Association (OCCA)

Car rental services

New Student Programs will not only provide New student Orientations, but will also provide new programs for first year students to engage. What specific tabs related to populations served is included in their website? (choose all that apply: 4/5)

DMC Peer Mentoring Program- Support Services Overview Quiz

DMC Peer Mentoring Program Quiz

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