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Options
If you believe you may be experiencing
sexual harassment, a number of options are available to address your
concerns.
University policy does not require that persons who believe they
have been victims of sexual harassment file a formal complaint.
Some persons prefer to try to resolve the matter on their own.
Nothing in University policy prevents such self-resolution. Other
persons prefer to report their concerns to the University.
Resources are available from the Information Centers with respect to
all options.
For Students
Resolve without making a report:
The Office of the Dean of Students assists students in exploring
options for resolving concerns without making a report to a
complaint resolution officer. Resolutions have included assisting
students in obtaining new housing or new roommates, dropping
courses, or changing sections.
Report to a Complaint Resolution Officer:
Sexual harassment is a violation of the University of California
Policy on Sexual Harassment which may lead to disciplinary action
against a harasser. Possible violations can be reported by
contacting a Complaint Resolution Officer under UCLA procedure
630.1: Responding to Reports of Sexual Harassment. The Dean’s
Office and the Title IX Officer can assist with information about
reporting a possible policy violation. Further information about
available procedures is available from any of the Information
Centers.
File a Grievance:
Students who feel they have been subjected to sexual harassment and
are unsatisfied with efforts to resolve their concerns or with the
outcome of a report made under UCLA Procedure 630.1 may file a
grievance under UCLA Procedure 230.1: Student Grievances Regarding
Violation of Anti-discrimination Laws or University Policies on Sex,
Ethnic or Disability Discrimination. Further information about the
grievance procedure is available at
http://www.adminvc.ucla.edu/appm/public/230-1.htm.
For Staff
Resolve without making a report:
Options for resolving concerns without making a report can be
explored by contacting department management or the Ombuds Office.
Report to a Complaint Resolution Officer:
Sexual harassment is a violation of the University of California
Policy on Sexual Harassment which may lead to disciplinary action
against a harasser. Possible violations can be reported by
contacting a Complaint Resolution Officer under UCLA procedure
630.1: Responding to Reports of Sexual Harassment. Your Human
Resources Office, the Staff Affirmative Action Office and the Title
IX Officer can assist with information about reporting a possible
policy violation. Further information about available procedures is
available from any of the Information Centers.
File a Grievance:
Staff members who feel they have been subjected to sexual harassment
and are unsatisfied with efforts to resolve their concerns or with
the outcome of a report made under UCLA Procedure 630.1 may file a
grievance pursuant to PPSM 70: Complaint Resolution or pursuant to
any applicable collective bargaining agreement.
For Faculty
Resolve without making a report:
Options for informal resolution can be explored by contacting your
chair, dean or the Ombuds Office.
Report to a Complaint Resolution Officer:
Sexual harassment is a violation of the University of California
Policy on Sexual Harassment which may lead to disciplinary action
against a harasser. Possible violations can be reported by
contacting a Complaint Resolution Officer under UCLA procedure
630.1: Responding to Reports of Sexual Harassment. The Title IX
Officer can assist with information about reporting a possible
policy violation. Further information about available procedures is
available from any of the Information Centers.
File a Grievance:
Faculty members who feel they have been subjected to sexual
harassment and are unsatisfied with informal efforts to resolve
their concerns or with the outcome of a report made under
UCLA
Procedure 630.1 may file a grievance with the Academic Senate or
pursuant to APM140: Non-Senate Academic Appointees/Grievances.
Further
Information
Questions about how to make a report
can always be addressed by contacting the Sexual Harassment
and Title IX Officer, Pamela Thomason, at (310) 206-3417
or at
. Information Centers
on campus can also help you determine how to make a report.
(Click here for list of Information
Centers.)
Click here
for a complete listing of specific Complaint Resolution
Officers for different segments of the campus population.
Policy & Procedure
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