The College encourages the reporting of sex discrimination, including sexual harassment and
sexual violence, that is prompt and accurate. This allows the College community to quickly
respond to allegations and offer immediate support to the victim/survivor. All allegations will
be investigated promptly and thoroughly, and both the victim and the accused will be afforded
equitable rights during the investigative process.
All victims/survivors of sexual violence have rights, regardless of whether the crime or
violation occurs on campus, off campus, or while studying abroad. For information about these
student rights, visit
.
The College wants you to get the information and support you need regardless of whether
you would like to move forward with a report of sexual violence to campus officials or to
police. You may want to talk with someone about something you observed or experienced,
even if you are not sure that the behavior constitutes sexual violence. A conversation where
questions can be answered is far superior to keeping something to yourself. Confidentiality
varies. For detailed information about confidentiality and privacy, including information about
how to reach confidential, supportive resources on and off campus, visit
edu/about/title-ix/options-for-confidentially-disclosing-sexual-violence.
The College’s Sexual Harassment Policy can be found at
harassment.
The College’s Sexual Violence Response Policy can be found at
about/title-ix/sexual-violence-response-policy
.
Individuals with questions or concerns about Title IX and/or those who wish to file a complaint
of non-compliance, may contact:
Title IX Coordinator:
Melissa L. Roy, Director of Diversity & Inclusion/Chief Diversity Officer, Brucker Hall, Room
630; 845-574-4758;
Title IX Deputy Coordinators:
Sutonia Boykin, Dean of Student Development, Technology Center, Room 8320; 845-574-
4729;
Dr. Robert Schultz, Interim Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs,
Library, Room 4305D; 845-574-4280;
Dana Stilley, Vice President of Student Services, Technology Center, Room 8129; 845-574-
4206;
Alternatively, or in addition to the Title IX Coordinator(s), inquiries regarding Title IX may
be directed to the federal agency charged with enforcing compliance with Title IX, the U.S.
Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights, 32 Old Slip 26th Floor, New York, NY
10005-2500; Tel. (646) 428-3800; TDD: 877-521-2172; Email
SMOKE-FREE/TOBACCO-FREE POLICY
Smoking and other use of tobacco products are prohibited in and around all College
buildings and on all College grounds. This prohibition includes cigarettes (including
electronic), cigars, pipes, snuff, chewing tobacco and any other preparation of tobacco.
For further clarification see the Student Code of Conduct, Section II, Standard 2, Item o.
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