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What types of incidents can I report? This includes alleged discrimination, harassment, sexual or gender-harassment, domestic or dating violence, stalking or retaliation. You do not need to know what policy or definition it falls under in order to report. Who can complete the online reporting form? Anyone who has experienced, witnessed or learned of suspected sexual violence or gender-based misconduct that is in any way connected to Salem State University can complete this form.
This includes undergraduate and graduate students, staff, faculty, or guests of any identity. What happens after I file a report? Upon receipt of a report of sexual misconduct, it will be reviewed by the Title IX Coordinators.
If SSU has your information, one of the Title IX Coordinators will reach out to you to offer supportive measures, resources, and invite you to meet to discuss additional action and disciplinary options. You can choose to respond or not. If you decide to meet with the Title IX Coordinator, they can discuss supportive measures and walk you through out the Title IX complaint and resolution procedures so you are aware of the process and can make an informed choice about whether you want to move ahead with a formal administrative complaint.
Can I report an incident but not want to move forward with a formal disciplinary process? Yes, you can report an incident and learn about the grievance procedure and related processes, receive supportive measures, and access resources and ultimately decide not to move forward with a formal administrative process.
However, please note that in rare cases where reports contain information about significant threats to the health and safety of an individual or the campus community, the University may move forward on their own. Can I access confidential resources and support measures without having to formally report or move forward with a disciplinary process? Confidential resources are available both on campus and off campus. These resources can provide counseling, advocacy, medical treatment, and more.