Policies and Reporting
Every member of the Notre Dame community is expected to treat others with mutual respect, hospitality and warmth. This expectation is reflected in numerous University policies and guidelines, some of which are highlighted here. The University also maintains several offices and resources, also described here, that are committed to addressing questions or concerns regarding conduct that is inconsistent with the University’s expectations. Ultimately, the purpose behind these policies, guidelines, offices, and resources is to promote an environment where all of the University’s faculty, staff and students feel welcome and valued.
University Policies and Guidelines
- Ethical Conduct Policy
- Student Standards of Conduct
- Non-Retaliation Policy
- Notice of Non-Discrimination
- Equal Employment Opportunity
- Sexual & Discriminatory Harassment (including information on Title IX)
- Consensual Relationships Policy
- Disability Discrimination & Accommodations
- Violence in the Community
- Protection of Children
- Faculty Grievance Procedures: Academic Articles, Article III, Section 11
- Issue Resolution (Staff)
- Grievance Procedure (Staff)
- Positive Work Environment
- Responsible Use of Information Technologies
Offices and Resources
If you are unsure of where to turn for help, or if you have any questions, please contact the Office of Institutional Equity.
Erin Oliver, J.D, Assistant Vice President for Institutional Equity
631-0444
equity@nd.edu
The Notre Dame Integrity Line is a 24-hour, toll-free service that receives tips or complaints about any situation that compromises Notre Dame's values, reputation, or integrity. Users may remain anonymous.
1-800-688-9918
Integrity Line Website
Faculty Conduct
Faculty conduct questions should be directed the Office of the Provost - Faculty Affairs.
Maura Ryan, Vice President and Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs
631-9488
Staff Conduct
Staff conduct questions should be directed to any one of the Human Resources Consultants (HRCs) in the Office of Human Resources.
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Mark Kocovski, Senior Director, People Services and HR Consulting
631-0443 -
Lori Maurer, Associate Director, HR Consulting
631-4667 -
Megan Costigan, Sr. HR Consultant
631-5291 -
Sharon Hawkins, Sr. HR Consultant
631-4236 -
Sandra Garcia, HR Consultant
631-3007 -
Ten Gray, HR Consultant
631-0288 -
Jennifer LaPrad, HR Consultant
631-1582 -
Kim Patton, HR Consultant
631-4814
Student Conduct
Speak Up is a reporting resource for Notre Dame students. If you need to report an alleged incident of sexual assault, discrimination, or harassment, you can go to the Speak Up website to file a report.
Title IX Complaints: Instances of student-on-student sexual harassment (including sexual misconduct and sexual assault) should be directed to the following representative from Notre Dame's Division of Student Affairs.
Deputy Title IX Coordinator*
574-631-7728
DepTitleIXCoordinator@nd.edu
*The Deputy Title IX Coordinator is a non-confidential resource. More information on reporting options related to student misconduct.
Other Complaints pertaining to student misconduct other than student-on-student sexual harassment should be directed to the Office of Community Standards, within the Division of Student Affairs.
Office of Community Standards
306 Main Building, Notre Dame, IN 46556
631-5551
ocs@nd.edu
Accommodations for Disabilities
- If you are a student who would like to request a reasonable accommodation, please contact Sara Bea Disability Services.
- If you are a faculty or staff member who would like to request a reasonable accommodation, please see HR's Accessibility and Accommodations page for additional information on this process.