: SUNY Brockport

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SUNY Brockport is committed to providing a safe and supportive environment that is free of discrimination for all community members. We have a number of reporting structures established on campus. Please select from the following list which issue you would like to report.

Bias Related Incident Reporting System

The term “bias related incident” refers to language and/or behaviors which demonstrate bias against persons or groups because of factors (actual or perceived).

Report an Incident
Facilities

Call the Service Center directly at ext. 2408 with any questions/concerns for issues of any kind of urgency. This number is monitored 24/7/365.

Report a Problem
University Police

For emergencies or to report immediate concerns, call University Police at
585-395-2222.

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Crime Tips

Environmental Health & Safety

To report accidents or injuries or emergency spill responses.

Accident/Injury Report Form

Spill Report Form
IT Service Desk

Let us know something is broken, access self-help and how-to articles, and request assistance from Information Technology Services.

General Concern or Question?

Not sure who to go to when a concern arises? Review our reporting structures.
Concerned about a
Student?

Have a concern about a student? Share it with our behavioral intervention team here.

Reporting Form
Student Conduct

Concerned about a student’s behavior and/or a possible Code of Conduct Violation? Learn more about reporting it.
Sexual/ Relationship Violence

Report concerns related to sexual assault, sexual harassment, stalking and dating violence (Title IX).

University Police

For emergencies or to report immediate concerns, call University Police at
585-395-2222.

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Crime Tips
Student Government
(BSG)

Students can create petitions and get responses from BSG.
Hazing

Report concerns about possible hazing.

General Concern or Question?

Not sure who to go to when a concern arises? Review our reporting structures.
Academic Dishonesty

Academic dishonesty is considered a serious breach of academic integrity and can result in a range of disciplinary actions.
Grade Appeals

Students have certain rights to appeal grade as explained by the policy.
Academic Dismissals and Probation

The University’s probation and dismissal policy is a system for warning students who are not meeting minimal academic standards and dismissing them if the problem continues.

Undergraduate Dismissal and Probation

Graduate Dismissal

Undergraduate First Semester Dismissal without Probation

Credit Transfers

SUNY Brockport awards transfer credit for course work completed at accredited institutions and is accepted upon departmental recommendation.

Graduate Transfer Credit Approval

Transfer Credit Appeals
Adding, Dropping and Withdrawing Courses

An explanation of the process for withdrawing from a course.

Withdrawal from a Graduate Program

Withdrawal Appeals
Tuition Refunds

An overview of the refund schedule and processes.

General Concern or Question?

Not sure who to go to when a concern arises? Review our reporting structures.
Affirmative Action, Harassment
& Discrimination

SUNY Brockport is committed to a work environment in which all individuals are treated with respect and dignity.

Harassment and Discrimination Policy

SUNY Discrimination & Sexual Harassment Complaint Procedure

Report an incident

Disability
Accommodation

To identify and implement such accommodation, the University engages in an “interactive process,” in which the University and individuals with disabilities who request accommodations work together to reach an appropriate outcome.
Employee Relations

Coaching, Counseling, Discipline, Contractual Agreements, Performance Management