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If you are a student with a disability, we support you by coordinating accommodations, such as in-class support and exam services. As well, we are a first point of contact if you have concerns or experience discrimination related to your disability. We listen to you and refer you to the appropriate on-campus supports.

If you have experienced or witnessed unwanted, uncomfortable or unethical behaviour, either as an employee or as a student, you can report your concerns to the Confidence Line. We will listen to you, protect your anonymity and direct you to the MacEwan service that can help you best.

When you call the Confidence Line number, an operator asks for the details of your report or you can choose to file the report online, entering the details yourself and generating a case file.

If you are not sure if the situation you want to report warrants a call to the Confidence Line, contact us and we can provide you with direction.

Visit the Confidence Line website or call the toll-free number to submit a report.

The Grant MacEwan University Faculty Association negotiates the terms and conditions of employment for its members and ensures the proper application and interpretation of the Collective Agreement.

kihêw waciston, which means “eagle’s nest” in Cree, is a home away from home for MacEwan University's Indigenous students. Contact us if you have questions about personal, academic, funding or cultural services on campus. We can support you on your post-secondary path. 

The MacEwan Staff Association (MSA), a union controlled directly by members who elect an executive, is committed to enhancing the work environment and advocating for the interests of its members while contributing to the success of MacEwan University. . Under the direction of the MSA executive, MSA staff manage the daily functions of the Union. 

Peer Support, an initiative of the Students' Association of MacEwan University, is about students helping students. If you need a safe and confidential space to discuss life’s stresses and tough situations, we have trained listeners waiting to meet with you.

Student Affairs oversees areas that support student success. From new student orientations to counselling services, and career education to volunteer opportunities, Student Affairs helps create a university experience that is fulfilling—and engaging—for all students.

If you are struggling with personal or academic stress and need someone to talk to, we can support you with free, professional, confidential counselling. Students enrolled in one or more credit courses can book an appointment to discuss health and wellness concerns. The first step is to attend an Initial Consultation (IC). Initial consultations are available by telephone, video, or in-person on a limited basis. Please contact Reception to book an initial consultation. Follow-up appointments for ongoing counselling are available by telephone or video only.