Resources

Campus Policies and Procedures

• Student Handbook, 2012 - 2013
• Sexual Misconduct Policy
• Hazing Policy
• Alcohol and Other Drugs Policies
• Protection against Sexual Harassment
• Section 504/ADA Grievance Procedure for Students
• EEO/Affirmative Action
• Technology Policy
• Service Animal Policy
• Student Grievance Procedures
• Office of Student Conduct Disciplinary Procedures 
  1. Disciplinary Procedures
  2. Disciplinary Hearing Procedures and Student Administrative Boards 
  3. Hearing Procedures for Student Organizations 
  4. Mediation as offered by the Office of Student Conduct
  5. FAQs
• Housing Policies
  
  1. Residence Hall Policies
  2. Residence Hall Facilities
  3. Housing Contract Information
  4. Residential Hall Staff

Campus Resources

• Academic Student Services - click on the link which includes among many other units:  
  
  1. academic advising,
  2. academic technology,
  3. the career center,
  4. the library,
  5. international programs and services,
  6. the Office for Students with Disabilities, and
  7. tutorial and instructional programs.
• Non-Academic Support Resources and Student Affairs  - click on the links for information about:
  
  1. campus activities and student organizations,
  2. campus ministries,
  3. health and wellness programs,
  4. the Office of Student Conduct,
  5. the Mentoring Program with Student Success, and
  6. the Mental Health Center.  
• Additional support resources include:
  1. the Office of Diversity and Equity for Students,
  2. the Office of Diversity and Inclusion,
  3. the Office of Equal Opportunities Programs,
  4. the Title IX coordinator for alleged gender-based discriminatory conduct,
  5. the Office of Bilingual Teaching and Learning,
  6. the Finance Office,
  7. the Registrar's Office,
  8. the Commuter Programs,
  9. the Student Health Services,
  10. the Behavioral Intervention Team which handles reports of concern regarding a particular student's welfare and potential threats, and
  11. the Department of Public Safety.

Articles and/or Websites of Interest

• Rights and Freedoms of Students, as agreed upon by multiple national organizations
• StopBullying.gov, a Federally maintained website to address and resolve bullying
• Accessibility Checklist for Ombuds Offices

Should you need additional resources or information, please do not hesitate to contact the Office of the Ombuds for assistance.