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| FOR STUDENTS | FOR EMPLOYEES |
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Dr. Jeff Jordan | Terry Winn |
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If you choose to remain anonymous, please provide as much information about the incident as possible to help the University respond to the situation. Also, please note that even if you report anonymously, it is possible that the accused may be able to guess the identity of an individual making an anonymous report. If you believe you experience retaliation after making an anonymous report, please contact the Assistant Vice Provost President for Inclusive ExcellenceHuman Resources. SPU employees who have reporting obligations under SPU policy may be obligated to identify themselves when making reports about particular types of incidents.
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Upon receipt of a report, the Assistant Vice Provost President for Inclusive Excellence Human Resources (or designeedesignees), in consultation with appropriate offices on campus, will review the report and determine necessary measures to address the incident.
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By selecting “Self-Identified,” the reporter can expect:
- to be contacted by the Assistant Vice Provost President for Inclusive ExcellenceHuman Resources, who will provide an opportunity to further describe the incident and discuss desired outcomes;
- to be informed of further procedural options, including but not limited to mediation, the Discrimination and Harassment Grievance Procedure, and the Anti-Bullying Complaint Procedure;
- to receive information on University support resources;
- to be notified of follow up when appropriate; and that the report will provide data for annual summary reports for the purpose of monitoring bias incidents and (if applicable) for Clery Act compliance.
The person(s) about whom a report is made can expect:
- to be notified by the Assistant Vice Provost for Inclusive Excellence, President for Human Resources with consent from the alleged victim, that a report has been submitted and to be provided with information about the report. (The accused may also be notified, without consent, if notification is required by law or if the alleged conduct is otherwise sufficiently serious to merit intervention even over the objection of the alleged victim);
- that no sanctions or formal disciplinary action will be taken as the result solely of submissions through the Bias Incident Reporting System; and
- that the report will provide data for annual summary reports for the purpose of monitoring bias incidents and (if applicable) for Clery Act compliance.
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- that the report will be received and reviewed;
- that they will not receive feedback or information about the outcome of their report;
- that there may be contact from the Assistant Vice Provost for Inclusive Excellence with President for Human Resources with the person(s) about whom a report is made; and
- that the report will provide data for annual summary reports for the purpose of monitoring bias incidents and (if applicable) for Clery Act compliance.
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- that the report will be received and reviewed;
- that they will not receive feedback or information about the outcome of their report;
- that there may be contact from the Assistant Vice Provost for Inclusive Excellence with President for Human Resources with the person(s) about whom a report is made; and
- that the report will provide data for annual summary reports for the purpose of monitoring bias incidents and (if applicable) for Clery Act compliance.
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The University strictly prohibits retaliation against any student or employee who, in good faith, makes a report about a bias-related incident. Any person who believes he or she has been retaliated against can make a report to the Vice Provost for Inclusive Excellence or the to the Assistant Vice President for Human Resources. Any student or employee engaging in any such retaliation is subject to discipline, possibly up to dismissal or termination, as applicable.
RECORDS OF REPORTED INCIDENTS
The Office of Inclusive Excellence will Human Resources will maintain a record of reported bias incidents and will provide a yearly summary of reported incidents by total number of reported incidents, the type of bias incident, the number of incidents related to each characteristic, and the general locations of the reported incidents. Records of reported incidents will be maintained to identify patterns of reported bias on campus.