Two appointed interim ombudspersons
Lee Twyman, RIT’s ombudsperson, will be out of the office until May 14. Laura Tubbs and Bill Moore will be sharing the role of interim ombudsperson in her absence. Tubbs is a professor in the College of Science and has served in a variety of roles, including RIT ombudsperson prior to Twyman’s appointment. Moore is a counselor/academic adviser at NTID and has previously served as interim ombudsperson.
Meetings may be scheduled by contacting Dawn Sullivan, program coordinator. Walk-ins and phone calls are always welcome.
The Omsbuds Office provides confidential, impartial, independent assistance to the entire RIT community to help manage and resolve conflicts, complaints, concerns, problems or help answer any questions.
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