Bias and Discrimination Reporting
We offer any member of our community – and encourage all members of our community – to report incidents of bias behavior, discrimination, or harassment.
When incidents are reported by the complainant or a witness, the Bias Response Team will respond promptly.
Please note that anonymous reporting may limit access to information and hinder the College’s ability to fully address the concern. All are encouraged to submit a report, even if they are uncomfortable identifying themselves, as any information shared may be useful.
The reporting form gives you the ability to share all of the details you have observed, witnessed, or experienced. Please be as detailed as possible to assist us in resolving the complaint.
Ways to report bias incident
- Anonymously: We offer the ability for members of our community to anonymously report incidents of bias that they have experienced or witnessed. This does not trigger an investigation. It serves as a way to create awareness and measure the community climate. To report anonymously, complete the Bias Reporting Form without a reporter’s name and contact information.
- Formal report: Members of the community can make a formal bias complaint by filling out the Bias Reporting Form, in which they provide their identity and contact information. An investigator will then follow up to discuss the complaint and begin the process.
Resources
sexual harassment and misconduct policy
On-Campus
- Safety and Security: 518.454.5187
- Title IX Coordinator: titleix@strose.edu 650.383.4753×133
- Counseling Center: 518.454.5200
- Spiritual Life: 518.454.5296
- Health Services: healthservices@strose.edu 518.454.5244
- Residential Life: reslife@strose.edu 518.454.5295
Off-Campus
- Albany County Crime Victims and Sexual Violence Center: 518.447.7716
- Equinox – Domestic Violence Services: 518.432.7865
- Albany Police Department: 518.438.4000