We are now the Office of Student Advocacy and Accountability!

As of August 20, 2024, the Office of Student Conduct and Office of Student Advocacy and Support have combined, and are now the Office of Student Advocacy and Accountability. A new website is under construction. You can continue to find content related to student disciplinary measures on this website. For items related to the former Office of Student Advocacy and Support, please visit theirĀ old website.

Submit a Report

Submit a Report

IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY: Contact MUPD at 304-696-4357 or 9-1-1.

Marshall University expects all members of its community to act in respectful and responsible ways toward one another, and has various ways community members can report concerns or violations. Marshall University is committed to providing programs, activities and an educational environment free from discrimination and harassment of any kind.

Submit a Report

 

Types of Reports

Reports relating to alleged violations of the Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities. If you have a complaint or concern and are not sure what type of incident it is, you can select this option.
Reports relating to alleged violations of the Title IX Policy, including discrimination, sexual harassment, sexual misconduct, domestic misconduct, stalking, and retaliation.

Learn More About Title IX
Reports relating to student behavior that requires intervention, or relating to threats to campus safety.

Learn More About BIT
Reports relating to alleged violations of the Residence Hall Guide.

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What happens after I submit a report?

The appropriate office will review each complaint and determine next steps based on their policies and procedures. Throughout this process, the information you share will be kept private, but some information may be disclosed to those with a reasonable need to know.

For Student Conduct reports, the Office of Student Advocacy and Accountability will investigate each complaint by reviewing the submitted report, gathering other information, and speaking to parties involved. If there are reasonable grounds to conclude there were violations of the Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities, charges will be brought against the respondent. If there are no reasonable grounds to conclude there were violations of the Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities, then the complaint may be sent to be resolved through informal channels, or dismissed.

Learn More About the Disciplinary Process