In her annual report, College Ombudsperson Kim Morgan said that the past academic year, "was marked by a five-week long academic strike which impacted not only students and their families but funders, faculty and staff." Despite the strike and the disrupted academic calendar, Morgan's caseload rose slightly to an all-time hige of 136, up about 2% from the prior year. The number of non-traditional students declined significantly, and was offset by an increase in the number of students ages 21-25. She also noted an increase in the number of telephone appointments.
In addition to statistical case data, Morgan's report also gives trends and recommendations, and the campus's response to last year's recommendations. The full report is available online. (Confederation Ombuds 2018 Annual Report.)
In addition to statistical case data, Morgan's report also gives trends and recommendations, and the campus's response to last year's recommendations. The full report is available online. (Confederation Ombuds 2018 Annual Report.)
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