If you are concerned about your confidential or personal data being breached, experiencing software or campus-affiliated Google Suite issues, or want to learn more about protecting your information/data, visit Information Technology Services (ITS) or contact the Help Desk:

• 707-826-4357
• help@humboldt.edu

Reference:

• Information Security Responsible Use Policy

Protected statuses include: Age, Disability (physical and mental), Gender (or sex, including sex stereotyping), Gender Identity (including transgender), Gender Expression, Genetic Information, Marital Status, Medical Condition, Nationality, Race or Ethnicity (including color, caste, or ancestry), Religion (or religious creed), Sexual Orientation, and Veteran or Military Status. 

Title IX & DHR Prevention Office
Report form
titleix@humboldt.edu
707-826-5177

Reference:

• CSU Nondiscrimination Policy

The Humboldt Student Safety Escort Program provides Humboldt students and community members, who do not feel comfortable walking alone, with a uniformed escort to walk them between campus buildings, to their vehicle, residence halls, shuttle/bus stop, or other locations on the Main Campus. To request a safety escort, call 707-826-5555 or just dial 5555 from one of the campus courtesy phones. Blue lights are mounted near the outdoor courtesy phones for ease in locating them.

University Police Department, available and open 24/7, 365 days a year
Emergencies: 9-1-1
Non-emergencies: 707-826-5555

The Humboldt Ombuds service is open to all students, faculty, and staff. They offer a safe place to discuss problems or issues within the University and can help identify options for addressing specific concerns and resolving conflicts. Ombudspersons treat all inquiries as confidential (except as required by law or where there appears to be imminent risk of serious harm). Ombudspersons do not take a side in disputes. Overall, Ombudspersons are advocates for fairness and equity.

Ombuds Office
ombuds@humboldt.edu

If attempts to resolve conflicts either through the Ombuds or on your own have been unsuccessful, you may submit the "Other Conduct of Concern" form to have the matter elevated to the appropriate administrator for review and further action. 

Complaint Process Coordinator
707-826-3387
complaints@humboldt.edu

Reference:

• Policy and Procedures for Responding to Allegations of Research Misconduct

I'm reporting an employee:

Human Resources - staff, administrators
hr@humboldt.edu
707-826-3626

Academic Personnel Services - faculty
aps@humboldt.edu
707-826-5086

I'm reporting a student employee:

Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities
Report form
osrr@humboldt.edu
707-826-3504

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
humboldtcaps@humboldt.edu
707-826-3236

I'm reporting another student:

Dean of Students Office
707-826-3504
Student Misconduct Form
CARE Student of Concern Form

I'm not sure who the person is OR this person is not a student or employee:

University Police Department
707-826-5555

Grievances against Cal Poly Humboldt auxiliary personnel follow separate procedures depending on the auxiliary organization. Auxiliary organizations include Cal Poly Humboldt Foundation, Sponsored Programs Foundation, and Associated Students.

Grievances against Public Safety personnel, also known as police officers, must adhere to state mandated guidelines. These guidelines are made available by the University Police Department in the Lexipol Policy Manual. More information can also be found on the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training website.

All Cal Poly Humboldt employees (with the exception of a few medical and counseling staff) have a "duty to report" when they learn of any allegation of sexualize violence involving a member of our campus community.  

Sexualized violence includes, but is not limited to, sexual misconduct, sexual assault, sexual exploitation, dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking. More information about the violations can be found on the Title IX & DHR Prevention Office website.

Please use this form to report incidents. NOTE: Submitting this report does not automatically initiate a Title IX Investigation. 
titleix@humboldt.edu
707-826-5177

Support for survivors of sexual assault; domestic/dating violence; and/or stalking can be obtained through our Campus Advocate Team (CAT) which is staffed by members of the North Coast Rape Crisis Team. 

Campus Advocate Team
Phone: 707-445-2881 (24/7, free, fully confidential)
Text: 707-382-5174 (M-F, 8:30am-4:30pm)

Reference:

• CSU Nondiscrimination Policy

Use this form to report unprofessional conduct, abusive conduct, microaggressions, acts of intolerance, and other disruptive behavior by members or departments of the campus community.

This form may also be used if you are uncertain what other reporting tool should be used. It will be reviewed and forwarded to the appropriate division.

Complaint Process Coordinator
Report form
707-826-3387
complaints@humboldt.edu

If you believe the actions you are reporting may violate the CSU Nondiscrimination Policy, please contact the Title IX & DHR Prevention Office. 

titleix@humboldt.edu
707-826-5177