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176 Southside Virginia Community College Retaliation Prohibited Retaliation against a grievant or witness for filing or participating in the investigation of a grievance is prohibited. Retaliation is any overt or covert act of reprisal, interference, restraint, penalty, discrimination, intimidation, or harassment against one or more individuals for exercising their rights (or supporting others for exercising their rights) under this policy. The College will investigate any reports of retaliation and take appropriate disciplinary action. Confidentiality All actions taken to resolve grievances through this process will be conducted with as much privacy, discretion and confidentiality as possible without compromising the thoroughness and fairness of the process. All persons involved are to treat the process with respect. Grievance Procedure records should be maintained for a five-year period. SEX OFFENDER ADMISSIONS POLICY Section 23-2.2:1 of the Code of Virginia requires that the VCCS send enrollment information to the Virginia State Police concerning applicants to institutions of higher education. This information is transmitted electronically and compared against the Virginia Criminal Information Network and National Crime Information Center Convicted Sexual Offender Registry. Language on the web application informs applicants that their information is being transmitted to the State Police. In the event that an applicant to Southside Virginia Community College is determined to be on the Sex Offender Registry, the following procedures apply: A. The applicant will be sent a letter to his/her mailing address by the Dean of Enrollment Management that states, “Due to your status as a sex offender listed on the National Crime Information Center convicted Sexual Offender Registry you must meet with the <strong>SVCC</strong> Threat Assessment Team to review your continued admission status.” B. The applicant must respond to the request within seven working days to meet with the team. If the applicant does not respond within the seven day request, then he/she will be denied continuing admission status and administratively withdrawn from courses if necessary. C. Via telephone, U.S. mail and electronic mail the applicant will be provided with a location, date and time to meet with the team. Failure of the applicant to appear will result in denied admission. D. The applicant will be asked to provide the following information when meeting with the team: • Disclosure of the nature of the Offense for which he/she has been convicted, • Justification for consideration of admission or continuing admission. E. Decisions by the Threat Assessment Team will be made on a case by case basis after a review of the totality of the circumstances. The information sought may be the same that will allow an offender to be removed from the registry. Those include nature and number of offense(s), date of last offense, length of time from the last offense, treatment and/or counseling sought, and restitution completed. The team will make a recommendation about continued admission by a majority vote within 12 working days of receiving the required information and submit their recommendation to the Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs. F. The Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs will inform the applicant by letter of the decision. G. The student may appeal the decision by letter directly to the Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs within seven working days of the date of the letter. H. The Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs will review all documents provided by the Threat Assessment Team and may meet with the applicant to make a decision within seven working days from the date of the appeal letter. The decision of the Vice- President of Academic and Student Affairs shall be final. Violence Policy Southside Virginia Community College strives to offer students a quality education in a safe and caring environment. The college also strives to create a safe and secure place of work for its staff. Therefore, the college will not tolerate violence of any nature. Prohibited conduct includes: Any physical assault or threatening behavior occurring in the workplace by employees, students, or third parties. It includes, but is not limited to, beating, stabbing, suicide, shooting, rape, attempted suicide, psychological trauma such as threats, obscene phone calls, intentionally damaging property, an intimidating presence which makes a reasonable person apprehensive of imminent harm, and harassment of any nature such as stalking, shouting so as to cause a disruption, swearing or committing injurious acts motivated by, or related to, domestic violence or sexual harassment. Section 18.2-60 of the Code of Virginia states that any person who makes a verbal threat to any employee of
Student Handbook 177 any public institution shall be guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor punishable by up to a year in jail. The threat may consist of written, electronically transmitted, or verbal comments to kill or do bodily injury. If the threat is written or electronically transmitted, a person can be found guilty of a Class 6 felony punishable by one to five years in prison. Any student or employee who acts in such a manner that threatens or jeopardizes another’s safety or acts in a manner that is considered intimidating or disruptive will be found in violation of this policy and will be subject to disciplinary action.
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