Report an Issue

• Contact your instructor: See if you can work with your instructor to determine a viable solution.
• Contact the Office of Student Conduct: If a resolution is not found, submit a Student Misconduct form. Your report is confidential, and you will be notified upon receipt and resolution of the report.

If you know of a student that needs assistance or may be in a crisis, please use this form to refer them to our Campus Assessment Response and Education (CARE) team and College and Community Outreach Success Navigators.

CARE Referral Form

Please report any incidents of sexual misconduct to a Title IX coordinator.

You may submit a report anonymously, or you may include your name. All reports are confidential. After submission, you will receive acknowledgment that the report has been received and that appropriate action will be taken. The Title IX coordinator will make every effort to protect the privacy of all individuals.

Please note: CCBC faculty and staff are mandated reporters for sexual misconduct and are required to share what they know with the Title IX coordinator.

Sexual Misconduct Form

If you have been assigned an unfair grade or treated unfairly by an instructor or faculty member, please follow these steps:

1. Talk to your instructor: Contact the instructor/faculty member directly to see if it can be resolved. You must try to reach out the instructor/faculty member at least three times before moving on to the next step. 
2. Approach their supervisor: If the instructor/faculty does not respond after the third attempt or you are dissasitisfied with their solution, you will need to contact their supervisor. 
3. Contact the dean: Please submit an appeal to the appropriate school dean as a written statement with relevant documentation within 45 days of class end. After 15 days of receiving the appeal, the dean will respond with two possible courses of action. 
4. Resolution. You will have 15 days to respond with your preferred course of action. If you are not satisfied with either of the provided solutions, you may request the convening of a hearing board. The hearing board will make a recommendation to the dean. Within 90 day's of selecting your preferred course of action, the dean will make a final decision on resolution.