Reporting

This form should be used to report an incident involving a Health and Safety Violation. Thank you for doing your part to help keep Utah State University safe. The information you provide will be used to identify safety concerns and issues, such as failure to follow health directives, inappropriate use of safety equipment, etc, that could pose a threat to the health and safety of our students, faculty, staff and environment.

This form can be used to report general student misconduct or Student Code violations, including violations of USU Housing and Residence Life Policies. If you are unsure what type of student conduct or Code violation has been committed you may use this form to report any incidents.

This form is used to report discrimination or harassment based on protected categories such as race, color, religion, sex/gender, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, sexual misconduct (including harassment), pregnancy, sexual orientation or gender identity/expression, genetic information, or retaliation.

File a report with Campus Police

Campus Security Authority Reporting

This form should be used by CSA’s (Campus Security Authority) to report information to Campus Police. Information reported in this form will be reviewed during the next business day. If this is an emergency please dial 9-1-1

Use this form to report a student’s behavior that rises to a level of concern that may lead to disruption of classroom or University activity, or that causes concern of threat to oneself or others. Remember, in an emergency, please dial 9-1-1.

At times, it is difficult to know whether concerns should be reported as a Student of Concern or as an Student Academic Achievement Alert. Faculty and staff may use this short survey to help guide them to the correct form(s). Please note that this survey is only to be used when considering a Student of Concern or Student Academic Achievement Alert.

This form is used by USU faculty, advisors, and staff to report student academic performance and engagement concerns. If reasonable efforts to resolve issues and provide outreach to students have failed, the Student Academic Achievement Alert form is the next step to provide support. The Office of Student Retention & Completion will oversee this form and work with students to broker success.

At times, it is difficult to know whether concerns should be reported as a Student of Concern or as an Student Academic Achievement Alert. Faculty and staff may use this short survey to help guide them to the correct form(s). Please note that this survey is only to be used when considering a Student of Concern or Student Academic Achievement Alert.