A copy of this letter should be provided to the Sackler Office. Any problems concerning the inappropriate behavior of students or faculty members should be brought to the attention of Dr. Oppenheim immediately for necessary action. Depending on the severity of the situation, disciplinary action may be taken. Top of Page Substance Abuse Sackler students, while taking classes and doing research at the Medical Center, can avail themselves of graduate student services located on the Washington Square campus. The Office of Drug and Alcohol Education is one such valuable resource for any students who are concerned about their own drinking or someone else's drinking or drug use.
All services are confidential.
Refusal to seek treatment would result in their expulsion from the program. In order to reinforce this commitment, the Office of the Dean is sponsoring a mandatory program that will assist faculty, professional research and management level employees in recognizing and dealing with sexual harassment issues in the workplace. The program provides faculty and managers with the option of accessing an interactive Internet-based sexual harassment prevention training program or attending the Preventing Sexual Harrassment Workshop facilitated by the Human Resources Department. The interactive internet-based training is easily accessible from any computer linked to the Internet and requires the successful completion of a mastery test. The estimated time to review the material on line and complete the test is approximately 45 minutes.