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Jeanne CleryDisclosure ofCampus SecurityPolicy and CampusCrime Statistics ActThe University of California, Santa Barbara, iscommitted to assisting all members of the UCSBcommunity—students, faculty, staff andvisitors—in providing for their own safety andsecurity. The complete UCSB campus safetyreport, Dedicated to the Safety of OurCommunity: The Clery Act Campus SecurityReport, including campus crime statistics,campus policies and substance abuse, sexualharassment, and sexual assault complaintprocedures is available on-line atwww.sa.ucsb.edu/policies/CleryActCampusSecurityReport.htm, or you canrequest a copy by calling the Office of StudentLife at (805) 893-7884.This information is made available in accordancewith the “Jeanne Clery Disclosure ofCampus Security Policy and Campus CrimeStatistics Act,” formerly the “Student Right toKnow and Campus Security Act.” The web sitecontains information regarding campus securityand personal safety including topics such ascrime prevention, university police law enforcementauthority, crime reporting policies,disciplinary procedures, and other matters ofimportance related to security on campus. Thewebsite contains information about crimestatistics for the three previous calendar yearsconcerning reported crimes that occurred oncampus; in certain off-campus buildings orproperty owned or controlled by UCSB; and onpublic property within or immediately adjacentto and accessible from the campus.This information is required by law, providedby the Office of Student Life and the campusPolice Department, and upholds the campusbelief that a well-informed community is betterserved and safer. UC Santa Barbara makescontinual efforts to reduce crime on campus andsupports a reporting philosophy that encouragesvictims or witnesses to report all incidentsimmediately to either the UCSB Police oranonymously to a Campus Security Authority.However, in cases of sexual assault, theUniversity recognizes that reporting to lawenforcement is a personal decision and respectsthe right of the survivor to make that decision.Student GrievanceProceduresUCSB is in compliance with all legislation whichseeks to eliminate discrimination towardstudents. Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Actof 1964 prohibit discrimination on the basis ofrace, color, national origin, and religion. Title IXof the Educational Amendments of 1972prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex.Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990prohibit discrimination on the basis of disability.Policy action by the Regents of the University ofCalifornia prohibits discrimination on the basisof age and sexual orientation.Members of the UCSB campus staff areavailable to answer students’ questions aboutnondiscrimination policies and procedures.Information and copies of the grievanceprocedure are available from these campusoffices:• Office of Vice Chancellor—Student AffairsMichael D. Young, Vice ChancellorAllyn Fleming, Director, Student AffairsPlanning and AdministrationCheadle Hall 5203, (805) 893-3651• Sexual Harassment Complaint ResolutionOfficer/Title IX CoordinatorPaula RudolphCheadle Hall 2121, (805) 893-2546• Office of Student LifeYonie Harris, Dean of StudentsStudent Affairs and Administrative ServicesBuilding (SAASB) 2201, (805) 893-4569• Administrative ServicesLinda Raney, Americans with DisabilitiesAct Compliance OfficerCheadle Hall 4129, (805) 893-2184• Women’s CenterDeidre Acker, DirectorBuilding 434, Room 141, (805) 893-3778• Disabled Students ProgramDiane E. Glenn, DirectorStudent Affairs and Administrative ServicesBuilding (SAASB) 1201, (805) 893-2668 V/TDD• Ombuds OfficeOmbuds Office(805) 893-3285• Affirmative Action OfficeJoseph I. Castro, CoordinatorSouth Hall 1503, (805) 893-3105• Associated StudentsMain OfficeUCen, Room 1523, (805) 893-256625• Community Affairs Board OfficeJames To, Associate DirectorUCen 2523(805) 893-4296• Graduate DivisionMary E. McMahon, Assistant DeanCheadle Hall 3117, (805) 893-7109• Student Academic Support ServicesYolanda Garcia, Executive Directorc/o Educational Opportunity ProgramBuilding 434, Room 110, (805) 893-3720Any student who wishes to file a grievancearising from alleged discrimination (other than acontested grade) must do so at the Office of theVice Chancellor—Student Affairs,(805) 893-3651, Cheadle Hall 5203.Sexual HarassmentOne form of sex discrimination is sexualharassment. UCSB has a policy prohibitingsexual harassment and providing a grievanceprocedure specifically for this form of discrimination.Copies of the grievance procedure forsexual harassment may be obtained from eachof the above mentioned offices as well as thewebsite at ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu/sex-harasscomplaints.In addition, the Chancellor hasappointed a Sexual Harassment ComplaintResolution Officer. The task of the ComplaintResolution Officer is to assist individuals withtheir complaints of sexual harassment throughthe informal and formal procedures described inthe sexual harassment policyIndividuals who file a complaint should knowthat civil law remedies, including but not limitedto injunctions, restraining orders, or otherorders, may also be available to them.Further information and/or assistance can beobtained from the Sexual Harassment ComplaintResolution Officer, Paula Rudolph,Cheadle Hall 2121. Telephone (805) 893-2546.Want to seeyour grades?You can view yourgrades using GOLD, onthe Web at:gnet.ucsb.edu