In light of the latest COVID-19 circuit breaker measures, Voices@SMU will provide our services online via video conferencing. We wish to assure you that your welfare and safety continues to be of utmost importance to us. Please feel free to reach us at voices@smu.edu.sg should you wish to speak with us, or make a report.
Thank you. Stay safe and well.
If you encounter, or are involved in incidents pertaining to discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct or any form of assault/violence - on or off campus – the following are key contacts you can refer to. These include on-campus resources, as well as external agencies which can provide you with assistance.
Trained staff at each of these centres will be able to provide relevant advice or counselling service should you require. They will also be able to guide you through the various steps or options you can take toward your next course of action.
SMU CONTACTS
Voices@SMU |
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Opening hours: Voices@SMU is SMU’s designated first-response unit to handle cases pertaining to discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct or any form of assault/violence. Contact us if you’re unsure whom to speak to, need advice or just want a listening ear. |
Mrs Wong Kwok Leong Student Wellness Centre (MWKLSWC) |
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Opening hours: Trained counsellors will be able to provide advice, counsel or look into your personal well-being while you’re at SMU. |
SMU Pro Bono Centre Legal Clinic |
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Opening hours: The Clinic is administered by the Pro Bono Centre with the help of volunteer lawyers and SMU Law students. |
SMU Campus Security |
Address: 24 hour-hotline 6828 0343Contact SMU's Campus Security if you require assistance beyond the operating hours of Voices@SMU or Mrs Wong Kwok Leong Student Wellness Centre (MWKLSWC). |