GUIDE TO SUCCESS
STUDENT CONDUCT
The college recognizes that it is necessary to establish guidelines for conduct in order to ensure
protection of rights for the individual and for the College as an educational institution. In addition to
formally adopted rules and regulations, the following statements adopted by the College apply to all
individuals of the College community, visitors, and guest.
Equal Employment/Educational Opportunity (Policy 005)
Statement of Individual Rights of All Members of the College Community, Visitors and Guests (Policy 071)
Statement of Practices Constituting Unacceptable Conduct (Policy 074)
Smoking (Policy 375)
Access & Support Services for Students with Disabilities (AP 521)
Student Grievances (SGP 591)
Student Disciplinary Action (SGP 592)
Academic Probation, Suspension and Reinstatement (AP 638)
Appeal of Academic Decisions (AP 663)
Repeat Course Policy (AP 668)
Harassment (AP 875)
Bullying (AP 879)
Title IX
DEFINITION:
Title IX is a federal law that protects individuals from discrimination on the basis of sex or gender.
Any education institution receiving federal funds is obligated to follow expectations set forth under
Title IX by the Office of Civil Rights. This law covers staff, students, faculty, and third parties
regardless of the individual’s sexual orientation or gender identity.
Title IX violations include rape, sexual assault, sex and gender-based discrimination, sexual
harassment, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking.
YOUR RIGHTS UNDER TITLE IX INCLUDE:
HACC responding promptly and effectively to sexual misconduct complaints
Provide interim measures to keep you safe
(security transport, rearrange class schedule, No Contact
Directive, etc.)
Impartial investigation
Notification to all HACC community members of serious and/or ongoing threats
Addressing effects of sexual misconduct on campus.
FOR HELP:
Title IX Officer: Dr. Warren Anderson
Ted Lick Administration Building 122E
(717) 736-4102 /
Director of Student Conduct/Deputy Title IX
Officer: Anthony Beard
Cooper 131
(717) 780-3279 /
Public Safety & Security
Whitaker 131C
(717) 780-2568
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