Dean of Students
Office
We’re here to help students in navigating difficult situations and connecting with available resources. Come see us on the second floor of the University Center or send us a message to seek support.
M-F 8am-5pm
Our purpose is to help all students be successful at the University of Northern Colorado.
We do that by enhancing and recognizing student learning and personal responsibility through:
- Encouraging the positive growth and development of students
- Helping in the resolution of student issues and concerns
- Serving as an information and referral center for students and the campus community
- Assisting student learning through values-centered accountability by administering the Student Code of Conduct and Registered Student Code of Conduct
How can we help?
Individuals can seek support by:
- Visiting the Dean of Students Office, located in the University Center Suite 2205 (directly behind the card office)
- Emailing us at dos@unco.edu
- Calling us at (970) 351-2001
- Submitting a report/referral form online.
Resources are Available
Student Outreach and Case Management
Additional information about campus and community resources and common referrals can be found by visiting the Student Outreach and Case Management website.
Student Legal Services
UNC provides actively enrolled students with legal support through a program called Student Legal Services. Mr. Brandon Houtchens, Attorney at Law, is available by appointment only. Students are eligible for up to three free legal consultations each academic year.
Mental Health Support
If you are in need of mental health support, please click here.
Policies and Procedures
Effective August 1, 2024, the UNC Student Code of Conduct was revised in key areas.
These areas include:
- Expanded options for informal resolution of alleged Misconduct, including:
- Amnesty Education for students who seek medical assistance for themselves or others in emergency situations that result from alcohol and other drug abuse.
- Mutual Resolution
- Adaptable Resolution
- The adoption of a standalone Code of Conduct for Registered Student Organizations (RSOs), including:
- More transparency in investigative procedures for RSOs
- Expanded options for informal resolution of alleged RSO Misconduct