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The trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd is reaching its final phase, with jury deliberations to begin early this week. Coverage of the trial and constant reports of racially motivated violence weigh heavily on many in the ���ϲ����� community, in particular students, faculty and staff of color.

A number of resources are available to community members who need additional support, wish to engage in dialogue or want to explore current issues around racial justice.

For the University Community:

• Students, faculty and staff from across the University have created academic and community discussions, which are viewable on the .
• ���ϲ����� Libraries has a to understand, research and study questions of racial justice.
• offers faith-based counseling and other services open to all campus community members at 315.443.2901 or chapel@syr.edu.
• “Let’s Talk About Current Issues”: The and the are hosting support sessions for sharing thoughts, feelings and experiences regarding current events such as anti-Asian hate and the Derek Chauvin trial. Meeting times can be found on the .

For Students:

• : 315.443.2457, international@syr.edu
• : 315.443.4357, dos@syr.edu
• : 315.443.3514, stopbias@syr.edu
• : 315.443.8000, barnescenter@syr.edu
• : 315.443.0228, oma@syr.edu
• : 315.443.0228, lgbt@syr.edu
• : 315.443.0228, sudcc@syr.edu

For Faculty and Staff:

• The offers support to faculty and strategies for dealing with “hot moments” in the classroom. For assistance, please email facultyaffairs@syr.edu.
• The University’s Faculty and Staff Assistance Program, , has trained clinicians available 24 hours a day, seven days a week by calling 800.437.0911 (TTY:711).