Title IX and Gender-Based Misconduct Policy
Records Retention Policy
Student Life
Title IX & Gender-Based Misconduct Policy
Scope of Policy
Glossary of Terms
Definitions of Gender-Based Misconduct
Consensual Relationships
Preservation of Evidence
Drugs and Alcohol
Drug Use Amnesty
Reporting Options
Orders of Protection
Procedural Options
Advisers
Supportive Measures
No Contact Orders
Emergency Removal
Timeframe and Privacy
Informal Resolution
Formal Investigation and Hearing
Sanctions
Remedies
Finality
Appeal Process
Transcript Notations
Prevention and Assessment
Students' Bill of Rights
Records Retention
Crime Statistics
Additional Information
Appendix: Rules of Decorum
The College will maintain disciplinary files and files in connection with proceedings under this policy for 7 years. After 7 years, the files will no longer be available, except in cases resulting in expulsion or suspension. All records maintained by the College are subject to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and are in accordance with New York State law and any other applicable federal law.
For more information regarding FERPA, please refer to the College’s FERPA policies found within the Student Handbook.