The UCSF community offers a wide array of resources to support faculty in navigating mentorship dynamics and relationships.
Interested in resolution strategies in a confidential and informal setting? The Office of the Ombuds at UCSF offers a safe, confidential place to discuss UCSF-related issues and explore possibilities for informally addressing concerns. The Office of the Ombuds serves a resource for any member of the UCSF community to raise workplace or learning concerns.
Seeking counseling and mental health services for yourself? The Faculty and Staff Assistance Program (FSAP) provides confidential short-term psychological counseling for a broad range of personal or work-related issues. FSAP also provides organizational consultation services to managers, supervisors, and leaders of departments and workgroups.
Seeking to support students in distress? Student Mental Health and Wellbeing (SMHW) provides high-quality direct, culturally-responsive, holistic services to students, as well Faculty Consult Services and trainings. Faculty and staff may contact SMHW for guidance on how best to respond and support students in obtaining further assistance.
Looking to address relational harm and create a culture of connectivity and belonging? The Office of Restorative Justice Practices facilitates various community gatherings and learning spaces, all grounded in restorative justice practices. Services are available to all the members of the UCSF community throughout the university and UCSF Health.
Seeking services supporting first-generation students, students with disabilities, and student veterans? Interested in learning more about student rights and responsibilities? Student Life is a campus-wide student service providing inclusive and innovative programs and resources to holistically support UCSF students.
Need advice on labor-management interactions, collective bargaining agreements, or assistance with resolution of workplace problems? UCSF Labor and Employee Relations provides expert guidance across these areas.
Interested in connecting with a national mentoring organization? The National Research Mentoring Network provides a range of resources for both mentors and mentees.
For additional guidance on identifying the appropriate resources for your needs, contact Dr. Jennifer Nazareno, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs.