Open lines of communication are essential to the success of any organization. The School of Law welcomes input from law students in the form of complaints or suggestions and has a procedure for receiving this input.

Signed complaints or suggestions may be placed in a suggestion box located in the student commons area. Alternatively, they may be addressed to the Dean or Associate Dean and delivered or mailed to the law school.

Complaints or suggestions, whether signed or anonymous, can also be communicated to the president of the Student Bar Association.

Part of the agenda of frequent meetings between the Dean and the SBA president is the discussion of complaints and suggestions of law students. Complaints and suggestions will be responded to in an appropriate and prompt manner.

The Dean or Associate Dean will respond in writing to law students submitting signed complaints or suggestions. The response will indicate what action, if any, will be taken by the School of Law. Where the complaint or suggestion has been communicated to the Dean by the SBA president, the dean will promptly respond either orally or in writing to the SBA president.