Conflict Resolution & Advocacy
The Office of the Provost is home to conflict resolution and advocacy resources for our academic community.
Each of us has a duty to listen actively, speak up, and be responsive when others speak up. We live our values when we promptly report concerns, provide feedback, admit mistakes, and ask questions.
If you see something that does not look or feel right, report the concern using the reporting matrix found on the Office of the Provost website.
Questions?
Email: advocacy@gatech.edu
Resources for Faculty Experiencing Work-Related Harassment
Georgia Tech is committed to offering resources and support to faculty members experiencing threats, harassment, and/or intimidation related to or because of their research or academic work. The Office of the Provost, in collaboration with the Conflict Resolution and Advocacy Team, has created a helpful guide that provides resources to Georgia Tech faculty (academic and research) who believe they are experiencing any of the above.
Conflict Resolution and Advocacy Leadership
Kyla Ross is the assistant vice provost for academic advocacy and conflict resolution. She oversees student and faculty academic conflicts or issues, research and scholarly misconduct allegations, and other issues related to students and faculty. For example, Ross may be called upon to be a moderator of arrangements to resolve conflicts or as a go-between when communication has broken down between two parties.
Contact: kyla.ross@gatech.edu