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Student Affairs
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Community Standards
Community Standards
Discrimination Grievance Policy
Grievance Inquiry Form
Frequenty Asked Questions About Grievances
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Faculty and Staff Safety Procedures
Addressing Disruptive or Threatening Behavior
Level I: Informal Resolution
Level II: Disruptive Behavior Requiring a Response
Level III: Immediate Threat
Conduct Brochure for Faculty-Staff
Campus Resources
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Student Conduct Policy
Student Conduct Policy
FAQs for Students
FAQs for Parents
Parental Notification Policy
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Student Conduct Process
Rules of Procedure
Student Conduct Process Overview PDF
Conduct Brochure for Students
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Reporting Misconduct
Student Conduct Referral Form
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FERPA
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Contact Information
Level 3: Immediate Threat
Whenever there is an immediate threat to the safety of any person, you should always contact the Campus Police immediately at (314) 516-5155. This includes behavior that could be classified as unlawful harassment, stalking, or a death threat. After a disruptive incident has occurred and a report has been taken, the Campus Police customarily involves Student Affairs, Student Conduct and Community Standards, and Counseling Services, and other campus offices in responding to the incident. You can expect these and other offices to provide appropriate consultation and assistance on an ongoing basis where a serious problem has occurred. When an incident is sufficiently serious and attracts media attention, senior officers of Student Affairs and Campus Police will take the lead in communicating with the press, in conjunction with Media Relations and other appropriate offices.
Important Phone Numbers
Campus Police (emergency) (314) 516-5155
Student Conduct and Community Standards (314) 516-5211
Vice Provost for Student Affairs (314) 516-5211
Counseling Services (314) 516-5711
Academic Affairs (314) 516-5371
Adapted from the University of Southern California's Disruptive & Threatening Student Behavior: Guidelines for Faculty and Staff. Their guidelines can be found at USC Guidelines.