File a Report

Should you experience or witness discrimination, harassment or retaliation, you have the option to file a report with UNCSA or the UNCSA Police.

Filing a report helps inform the university of concerning behavior and conduct and allows outreach to those directly affected to promote their safety and well-being. You have the option to file an anonymous report or a confidential report. You can also choose a report that will lead to either a university investigation or a criminal investigation.

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Mandatory reporting requirement

All UNCSA employees who learn about potential sexual misconduct are required to share that information with the Title IX office. When reported conduct involves suspected abuse or neglect of a minor, the conduct is required to be reported to child protective services(opens in new tab).

Learn more about the UNCSA policies, how to make a report and what happens next below.

UNCSA Policy Information

Improper RelationsProvides clear guidelines to help distinguish between proper and improper relationships between students and employees.

Interim Title IX regulationProvides framework of new regulations about how UNCSA is required to respond to certain allegations of sexual misconduct and relationship violence.

Prohibited Discrimination, Harassment and Related MisconductOutlines the types of prohibited conduct, how to report an incident, get help and what happens after a report is made.

Non-Discrimination StatementStates the University’s commitment to providing an equitable, inclusive, and safe environment for the campus community.

Alcohol/Drug AmnestyOutlines that if you seek medical help on behalf of someone with alcohol poisoning or a drug overdose victim, you will be exempt from certain underage charges.

Reporting Options

All UNCSA employees who learn about potential sexual misconduct are required to share that information with the Title IX Office. When reported conduct involves suspected abuse or neglect of a minor (under 18 years olds), the conduct is required to be reported to child protective services.

Report to Law Enforcement

You can report to law enforcement to learn more about options within their space and to file a police report.

Emergency: 911
On-campus emergency: 336-770-3362
Non-emergency number: 336-770-3321

Report to the University

You can report your experience to the University to seek support, resources, and remedies.

Email: Valerie Thelen
Phone: 336-932-3917
Location: UNCSA Library, third floor, room 3209

Reporting Anonymously

You may make an anonymous report to the Title IX Office and/or UNCSA Police by using the contact information below and not disclosing your name or identifying information. However, please note that ability for UNCSA to respond or take further action may be impacted by the level of information available about the incident or the individuals involved.

Additional Ways to Report

A faculty or staff memberClick here to report to a faculty and staff member.

Student AffairsClick here to report to the Division of Student Affairs.

The online formClick here to report via an online form, with an anonymous option.

Not sure where to report?

For assistance determining where to report a concern, you can contact the Title IX Office at 908-510-0563. Community members are also welcome to consider the following. Please note that reporting to these departments may not be confidential.

Experiencing an emergency? Call 911.
Experienced an incident of harassment that may be a crime under state criminal law, such as a physical assault, sexual assault, relationship violence or stalking? You can report the concern to UNCSA Police.
Experienced or witnessed discrimination, harassment or retaliation? You can report the concern to the Title IX Office.
Have concerns for an employee’s behavior or conduct in association with their position at UNCSA? You can report the concern to Employee Relations.
Have concerns for a student’s behavior or conduct? You can report the concern to the Office of Student Conduct & Community Standards.

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