If You See Something, Say Something.
Student Conduct/ Care Team Reporting
Use the Incident Reporting Form to report the following:
- Situations of concern,
- Threat and suicide assessment,
- Care Team Referral, and
- Student conduct.
Title IX Violations
Use the Sexual Misconduct Reporting Form to report the following:
- Sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, or stalking, and
- Harassment or intimidation.
See the Title IX main page for more information.
Academic Integrity Violations
Use the Academic Integrity Reporting Form to report the following:
- Academic dishonesty,
- Cheating,
- Plagiarism, and
- Unauthorized collaboration.
See also HR 11.0 - Academic Integrity Policy and HR 11.01pr - Academic Integrity Procedure.
Bias Incident/Hate Crime Reporting
Use the Bias Incident/Hate Crime Reporting Form to report the following:
- Bias Incident- An act or behavior that demeans, intimidates, and threatens individuals, members of a group, and a community.
- Hate Crime - A criminal offense against a person or property motivated in whole or in part by the offender’s biases.
Academic Integrity Violations
Use the Academic Integrity Reporting Form to report the following:
- Academic dishonesty,
- Cheating,
- Plagiarism, and
- Unauthorized collaboration.
See also HR 11.0 - Academic Integrity Policy and HR 11.01pr - Academic Integrity Procedure.
Child Abuse and Neglect (Mandatory Report)
After notifying the proper authorities (Law Enforcement or DCYF) submit a MRIR for suspected child abuse or neglect.
To learn more about mandated reporting see the Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF).
See also HR 13.0 - Mandatory Reporting Policy and HR 13.01pr - Mandatory Reporting Procedures.
Academic Integrity Violations
Use the Academic Integrity Reporting Form to report the following:
- Academic dishonesty,
- Cheating,
- Plagiarism, and
- Unauthorized collaboration.
See also HR 11.0 - Academic Integrity Policy and HR 11.01pr - Academic Integrity Procedure.
Child Abuse and Neglect (Mandatory Report)
After notifying the proper authorities (Law Enforcement or DCYF) submit a MRIR for suspected child abuse or neglect.
To learn more about mandated reporting see the Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF).
See also HR 13.0 - Mandatory Reporting Policy and HR 13.01pr - Mandatory Reporting Procedures.