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I learned of this from a family member on social media. I was stunned not to have heard of it from SFU. I would like to know what type of first aid and consoling services the students were/are being provided. I would also know if there are ways that
we as faculty can be trained to cope with such situations.
Please let me / us know if your inquiries get anywhere and, if not, whom we can also pressure to get answers.
Best wishes,
Nancy
Nancy Forde
Professor of Physics
I completely agree. I contacted Mark Lalonde, the university’s risk manager, asking why no statement has gone out. So far, I have not received a response. Very disappointing.
David MacAlister
Director, School of Criminology
SFU
Sent from my iPhone
Dear colleagues,
We are getting media reports of a serious, violent incident more than a week ago during an SFU English class. As far as I am aware, neither faculty, nor our students, have been informed about this event by university administrators, at any level. In my opinion
this is shocking, and incompetent. Our students are asking questions on social media as to why they have been kept in the dark.
For what it's worth. JDF
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