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“If you need other assistance and are an undergraduate student, please contact the Dean of Westhampton or Richmond College, or if you are a graduate, law, or SPCS student, please contact the appropriate Dean of Students.”

“If you are an international faculty member with a visa or green card, please feel free to contact Carl Sorensen, Associate Vice President for Human Resources (csorense [at] richmond.edu, 804-287-8747), Krittika Onsanit (konsanit [at] richmond.edu, 804-287-6499) or Diana Trinh (dtrinh [at] richmond.edu, 804-484-1458) in the Office of International Education, or Shannon Sinclair, Vice President and General Counsel (ssinclai [at] richmond.edu, 804-287-6683)”

“The University welcomes applications from all students regardless of citizenship or residency. All applications are reviewed holistically and the unique accomplishments and attributes of each applicant are considered within the context of their educational environment.”

“URPD has not entered in to an agreement with the federal government to assist with enforcement of federal immigration laws. Except to the extent mandated by law, URPD does not disclose the immigration status of students to federal immigration authorities. URPD is, however, obligated to comply with applicable law and valid subpoenas and search warrants.”

“We are committed to meeting the full demonstrated need of all students admitted as freshmen to our full-time undergraduate degree programs. Students who are not U.S. Citizens or Permanent Residents should apply for financial aid consideration at the point of their application for admission. All applicants are also eligible to compete for university-funded merit scholarships.

For students who are neither U.S. Citizens nor U.S. Permanent Residents — including undocumented, refugee, aslyee, and Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival students who graduated from U.S. high schools — the commitment to meeting a student’s full demonstrated need means that the University provides financial aid awards that do not include loans. While the University provides financial aid awards that meet every admitted student’s full demonstrated need, the Office of Admission is need-aware when reviewing applications from students who are not U.S. Citizens or U.S. Permanent Residents.”

“If you are a faculty or staff member and need to engage an immigration attorney, please contact Carl Sorensen, Associate Vice President for Human Resources (csorense [at] richmond.edu, 804-287-8747).

If you are a student and need to engage an immigration attorney, please contact Krittika Onsanit (konsanit [at] richmond.edu, 804-287-6499) or Diana Trinh (dtrinh [at] richmond.edu, 804-484-1458) in the Office of International Education. The Office of International Education has a list of immigration attorneys, including those who may be able to provide assistance on a pro bono basis.”