Report an Incident

General Student Conduct (Including Academic Dishonesty)

Fundamental to the mission of the Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities is the promotion of ethics, integrity, and respect among all of our students. Incidents of student misconduct vary widely and may include issues involving alcohol, drugs, theft, weapons, violence, harassment, sexual misconduct, hazing, or other violations that are non-academically related.

Incidents of academic dishonesty may include cheating, plagiarism, falsification of documents, use of unauthorized study aids, or other violations that involve gaining an unfair academic advantage. Executive Order 1098 states that faculty members shall handle all academic dishonesty cases which occur in the classroom AND THEN report the incident to the Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities. It is important to report all incidents of academic dishonesty in order to promote the fair execution of our community standards as well as preserve the integrity of our academic experience. A student may also report academic integrity incidents. If you would like to report an Academic Dishonesty Incident please click the following link.

Submit a report of the misconduct via a public incident report

Submit a report of Academic Dishonesty via public report

Student & Clubs/Org Misconduct

Incidents involving a club or organization, whether it takes place on or off-campus, are subject to all University policies and rules, and are responsible for the conduct of their members. The Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities (OSRR) will exercise jurisdiction over the conduct of all recognized student organizations, including fraternities, sororities, and interest and sports clubs. Misconduct by members of student organizations may also subject the members, in their role as a student, to discipline under the CSU Student Code of Conduct.

Submit a club/org incident report via a public incident report

Bias Incident Reporting

A bias incident is an alleged act of discrimination or harassment that is directed toward an individual or group of individuals because of their age, disability, gender, gender identity or expression, genetic information, nationality, race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, and/or veteran or military status, or any other legally protected personal characteristic. A bias incident may be an alleged physical, spoken or written act of abuse, discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and/or intimidation; a bias incident may also be an alleged restriction or prevention of free movement of an individual because of that individual’s protected personal characteristic.

Submit a report of a Bias Incident via a public report

Student of Concern

If you would like to report a Student of Concern, which may include, but are not limited to non-emergency worries about a student’s behavior, such as signs of depression, suicidal ideation, the intent to be violent, and/or sudden mood shifts, please click the following link. 

Submit a report of concerning student behavior via a CARE Report