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STuDEnT ConDuCT PRoCESS FoR SExuAl MISConDuCT Definitions of Participants:

• Complainant: The person filing a formal complaint of a violation of the Sexual Miscon- duct Policy by a student.

• Respondent: The student accused of violating the Sexual Misconduct Policy.

• Trained Sexual Misconduct Advisor for the Complainant (Advisor): The Advisor is a Skid more community staff or faculty member appointed by the Dean of Students and Vice President for Student Affairs who is trained to support the Complainant.

• Advisors are available at the request of the complainant.

• Complainants may choose from a diverse list of potential Advisors and may switch at any point should they choose.

• While students can elect not to use an Advisor, students are strongly encouraged to choose and to work with an Advisor.

• The Advisor may assist the complainant throughout the Campus Conduct Process, including being present at the conduct hearing. Advisors may not speak at the conduct hearing.

• In consultation with other College officials or faculty members where appropriate, an Advisor may assist in arranging accommodations which may include:

• Change of on-campus student housing to different on-campus location

• Exam (paper, assignment) rescheduling

• Taking an incomplete in a class

• Transferring of sections

• Alternative course-completion options

• Trained Sexual Misconduct Advisor for the Respondent (Advisor): The Advisor is a Skid more community staff or faculty member appointed by the Dean of Students and Vice President for Student Affairs to provide information and advice regarding the College’s Sexual Misconduct Policy and the Campus Conduct process for any student whom a complaint is filed against. Students may choose from a diverse list of potential Advisors and may switch Advisors at any point should they choose.

• Once a student receives notification that a complaint has been filed, the College highly recommends that the respondent meet with an Advisor.