POWER-BASED VIOLENCE/不正当的性行为
报告选项
REPORTING POWER-BASED VIOLENCE
Anyone may report an incident of power-based violence (to include Sexual Misconduct and Title
IX Conduct) even if they do not intend to pursue a Formal Complaint.
Any student who knowingly and in bad faith makes a false accusation of power-based violence or retaliation of any form will be subject to an
investigation for a potential violation of this Policy and may be subject to disciplinary action.
A report can be made by any individual who has:
- Experienced or been affected by power-based violence (i.e., First-Party Reporter);
or
- Knowledge of or witnessed power-based violence happening to or affecting someone else
(i.e., Third-Party Reporter).
After making a Report, an individual may choose to file or request a Formal Complaint
and pursue resolution (under this policy or the 第九条 Formal Grievance Procedure,
as applicable) or, if applicable, an Informal Resolution involving the Respondent;
may choose to be involved or not be involved in the University’s investigation and
any related proceedings; or may choose to end involvement in the process.
REPORTING POSSIBLE THREATS TO UNIVERSITY
学生, faculty, and other personnel may access the 事故报告表 to report potential threats. 的 form requires the following information:
- Name of Institution, person, or group being threatened;
- Name of student, individual, or group threatening violence;
- Date and time the threat was made; and
- Method by which the threat was made, including the social media outlet or website
where the threat was posted, a screenshot or recording of the threat, if available,
and any printed evidence of the threat.
的 process for anonymous reporting and for safeguarding the identity of a person who
reports an incident of power-based violence, or a safety threat is included in Section
VII-Confidential and Anonymous Reporting.
For every report of an incident of power-based violence or a safety threat received
the actions taken by the University and the campus law enforcement agency or security
officers be documented. 的se policies shall also provide guidelines on referring
to the reports to the appropriate law enforcement agencies.
Employees, students, and non-students may file a report in person during regular business
工作时间(每天7:30).m. 至下午5时.m., Monday – Thursday, and 7:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.星期五)
with the 第九条协调员 in Charles P. 亚当斯厅4室.
H. 小拉马尔·安德森.主任
Office for Civil Rights and 第九条
第九条协调员
布朗厅127室
主街403号
GSU盒4233
格兰布林，洛杉矶71245
Phone: (318) 274-2660 or 2784
大学警察 Department
If the incident or situation is criminal in nature, immediately contact 大学警察 Department or the local police where the incident occurred. 的 大学警察 Department 是否位于531 R.W.E. Jones Drive, (318) 274-2222 (24-hour number) or 911 for
紧急情况.
的 大学警察 Department publishes a Semi-Annual Security Report that contains updated campus crime statistics and security policies.
If the University is not open, assistance can be obtained 24 hours a day, seven days
一周后:
大学警察
on-campus – (318) 274-2222
off-campus – 911 Emergency
当地医院
东沃恩大道401号. 拉斯顿，洛杉矶71270
(318) 254-2100
Assistance may also be obtained 24 hours a day by accessing the online 第九条 Sexual
Misconduct 事故报告表.
In addition, Supportive Measures for the safety and well-being of any affected person
as well as the campus community may obtain assistance by contacting the locations
下面.
