Some students may think that obtaining a degree is a direct and linear process, however, life might throw you with academic, financial and health challenges that you may not expect while navigating your path.How many of us predicted the York University strike? How many of us knew of financial difficulties while doing well financially? And how many of us see health crises coming? The answer to these questions is probably none, however, by listening to this episode you can help prepare for crisis and adversity before they arise, as a York University student.  In this episode, host Clifton interviews Alfred Ene, a manager at the Office of Student Community Relations, also known as OSCR. OSCR provides advice, referrals, training, alternate dispute resolution methods, judicial processes and critical incident supports to help students navigate and resolve their issues. Remember, you are not alone.ResourcesOffice of Student Community Relations (OSCR) offers the following services:Care & Support Education & Training Critical Incident Management Conflict Resolution ServiceSince every situation is unique, other departments in the Division of Students can also help you. OSCR may refer you to acquire accommodations or to work with someone to help bring resolution to a problem you may be facing. These departments include:Centre for Human Rights, Equity and Inclusion (REI)Residence LifeHousing ServicesSecurity ServicesStudent Accessibility ServicesStudent Counselling, Health & Well-beingStudent Financial ServicesStudent Support and AdvisingThe Centre for Sexual Violence Response, Support & EducationThe Office of the PresidentVice-Provost StudentsYork InternationalVisit our website at go.yorku.ca/wbpodcast!

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