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Reporting An Incident

The Office of Community Standards separates Marist's reporting structure into the categories listed below.  If you have questions or concerns about which report to use, please contact the Office of Community Standards.

The ability to investigate reported incidents, enforce the Marist's Code of Student Conduct, and protect the community depends on the accuracy and specificity of the information provided. You are encouraged to provide as much detail as possible to best aid in the investigation. While it is beneficial to our investigation to identify yourself, you do have the option of completing this form anonymously, but this may limit the University's ability to investigate and resolve the incident.

Report a Non-Academic Violation

Non-academic violations include any behavior that is not related to an allegation of cheating or plagiarism (e.g. alcohol, drugs, harassment, vandalism, disorderly conduct, FYI, etc.). If you have questions about whether a behavior is considered a violation, please contact the Office of Community Standards.

To report alleged non-academic misconduct, please use the 

Report Concerning, Worrisome, or Threatening Behaviors

Students experience a wide-range of challenges while attending University and concerning behavior may manifest in several ways (e.g. decline in academic performance, deterioration of physical and/or emotional state, threatening and/or disruptive behavior, substance abuse, adjustment issues). Faculty, staff, students, and guests are encouraged to use the online referral form to report behavior that they perceive as concerning, worrisome, or threatening. It is critical to report your observations early in order to identify students in need of support and connect them to the appropriate resources. The information provided in this form may be shared with the Marist's Radar Team, a multi-disciplinary team of faculty and staff committed to supporting students鈥� academic and personal success. To report concerning, worrisome, or threatening behaviors, please use the .

Report an Academic Integrity Violation

Academic violations include cheating, plagiarism or falsifying official records related to Marist. General classroom misbehavior is considered a non-academic violation. If you have questions about whether a behavior is considered academic misconduct, please contact the Office of Community Standards.  Additional information is included in the Academic Integrity section of the Student Code of Conduct. 

Please use the  to notify the Office of Community Standards of a violation.  In addition, faculty also will need to fill out the Faculty Adjudication Form  and submit this to the Office of Community Standards.