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Use the  to report incidents of academic misconduct. Academic misconduct includes, but is not limited to:

• Cheating
• Plagiarism
• Use of unauthorized sources
• Prohibited behaviors noted on a class syllabus 

The report should include the following information, if available:

• Name(s) and student ID number(s) of the Student(s) alleged to have violated the Academic Integrity Policy
• Name, contact information, and college/school of the course instructor, or name and contact information of the person(s) filing the report (if the instructor is not filing the report)
• Course name, number, and term where the violation occurred
• If you met/did not meet with the Student(s) about the alleged violations and the Student's response to the allegation
• A description of the alleged violation (cheating, plagiarism, academic misconduct, etc.)
• Assigned academic sanctions (failing grade for assignment, exam, course or reduction of grade for assignment, exam, course, or other)
• The result of the faculty meeting with the Student(s) about the allegation
• Information on appeal outcomes, if applicable

All reports are private, but not confidential.

Use the  to report general incidents of misconduct. Incidents include, but are not limited to:

• Alcohol or drug use
• Housing policy violations
• Physical assault
• Organizational violations
• Hazing incidents
• Disruptive behavior

The report should include the following information, if available:

1. Name(s) of the Student(s) or Student Organization alleged to have violated the Code of Student Conduct Policies
2. A description of the incident
3. Names and contact information of witnesses (if applicable)
4. Names and contact information of the person(s) filing the report

Use the  to report nonurgent and concerning observed student behavior. This report will be sent to the Dean of Student Life Office. For faculty and staff seeking additional guidance on assisting a student in distress, resources are available [PDF].  

The report should include the following information, if available:

1. Name(s) of the Student(s)
2. A description of the concerning behavior/issues
3. Names and contact information of witnesses (if applicable)
4. Names and contact information of the person(s) filing the report.

 is the preferred and primary method for receiving reports. Using this form ensures that the Drexel Civil Rights Compliance Team has the information necessary to make informed decisions concerning report response and the health and safety of impacted individuals and our Drexel Community. However, if for some reason you are unable to submit the report using the reporting form above, please contact the Drexel Office of Civil Rights Compliance by phone or email to relay your report or to gather additional information about reporting.

By Phone: 215.895.1405

By Email: civilrights@drexel.edu

Email is the preferred method for contacting us.

Anonymously through 性吧导航 Ethics Point:
866.358.1010

IN THE CASE OF AN EMERGENCY:
Call 911 or 215.895.2222 (Drexel Public Safety)

The report should include the following information, if available:

1. Name(s) of the Student(s) or Student Organization alleged to have violated the Code of Student Conduct Policies
2. A description of the incident
3. Names and contact information of witnesses (if applicable)
4. Names and contact information of the person(s) filing the report