Reporting is best done as soon as possible after the assault. Students may make their report to any college official, including the College Police Department. Sexual assault may also be reported anonymously to a healthcare official, although some assaults are required to be reported to the appropriate police unit. However, as noted above, students are not required to press charges. The College Administration, faculty, staff and students are responsible for assuring that the college maintains an environment for work and study free from sexual harassment.
Sexual harassment is unlawful and conflicts with the college s mission.
Sexual harassment violates the dignity of individuals and will not be tolerated. The college community seeks to eliminate sexual harassment through education and by encouraging faculty, staff and students to report concerns or complaints. Prompt corrective measures will be taken to stop sexual harassment whenever is occurs and is reported to any college official. The Vice President of Student Affairs. This office, and with the Student Conduct Committee in accordance with the Code of Student Conduct, will be responsible for the investigation and resolution of sexual harassment complaints involving students in their academic roles.