How and when to report students of concern
Early Alert | Student Conduct | Sexual Misconduct | Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) | |
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First Step | When possible, faculty should address the behavior of concern with the student and provide resources. Examples: | Address behavior of concern with the student unless it is egregious (threatening, physical, etc.) If no improvement or if an inappropriate response to request, then make a report. Examples: | When you become aware of an incident or receive a report of a violation of GRCC’s Sexual Misconduct policy, regardless of where it occurred, notify the Title IX Coordinator. Examples: | Trust your gut. Does something feel “off” or “not right?” Can you describe behaviors of concern? If so, report to BIT. Examples: |
Process | Faculty can utilize Early Alert System to document what they have addressed with the student or to request additional follow-up for student. In most cases, follow-up phone calls to the student will be made to address concern. | Refer students to the Student Code of Conduct for disruptive/ inappropriate behavior, classroom misconduct, academic dishonesty, etc. The full code is available at grcc.edu/ | GRCC’s Sexual Misconduct Policy is available at: grcc.edu/StudentAffairs/ SexualMisconduct.
| Report behaviors/ observations of concern that are not criminal or conduct-related for students and employees. |
Report | Report through MyGRCC. Log in to Navigate. Under “Actions” choose “I want to issue an Alert” | Use Online Reporting Form: grcc.edu/ StudentConduct | Call GRCC’s Title IX Coordinatoror any of the Deputy Title IX Coordinators. Lisa Thomas | Use Online Reporting Form: grcc.edu/BIT Call: (616) 234-3 |
Emergencies or situations of a criminal nature
All emergencies or situations of a criminal nature need to be reported directly to the local police.
- Emergencies x 4911
- Police non-emergencies x 4010