Further information regarding student rights and responsibilities, the course of disciplinary action, and the appeal process may be found in the Student Handbook. Know Students have a right to see graduation rates and crime statistics as required by federal law. Statistics on graduation rates are available from the registrar. Crime statistics are published by the security department and are available from the Office of the Vice President for Administration and Finance. North Park will take prompt and appropriate action when complaints of harassment are made, including disciplinary action up to dismissal, if the complaint is substantiated and such discipline is deemed to be necessary.
North Park aspires to be a diverse community of learning.
In order to make this goal a reality, we need to develop a sensitivity to, and an educated awareness of, each other's differences. Discriminatory comments or acts are contrary to the spirit and goals of the North Park community. Because of the institution's commitment to community and an enriching environment, North Park University will not tolerate sexual harassment of students, faculty, or staff by any person in any form. Sexual harassment is insistent and unwanted verbal or physical conduct of sexual nature that offends a person and interferes with that person's academic or employment activities and opportunities at the University. Such conduct creates an environment that may be intimidating, hostile, or offensive.