Conflict Resolution

Conflict Resolution

> Ombud's Office

> Human Rights & Equity Services (Formerly SHADO)

> Policies, Procedures & Guidelines

McMaster University wants to ensure that all students, faculty, and staff receive fair and equitable treatment, and can learn, work, and live in equality and respect.
Working as a Team
There are a number of resources available at McMaster to aid students, faculty, and staff in resolving disputes within the University. As well, McMaster has Policies, Procedures, & Guidelines which govern all activities at the University.

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