Share a Concern

• Concerns may include: Never attended class, missed assignments, low test performance
• The form routes concerns to Melissa Martinez, Student Success & Retention.

• Concerns may include: cheating, plagiarism, and fabricating data for an academic assignment
• Faculty, staff, and students may use the Academic Dishonesty Report Form to report possible academic dishonesty or misconduct.
• If you have questions about whether a behavior is a possible violation, please contact Kaitlyn Vallance, Student Care & Community Standards.

• Concerns may include: disruption in class, difficulty managing emotions, or aggressive behaviors.
• Faculty, students, and staff are encouraged to share disruptive, worrisome, or threatening behaviors with the Care Team using the Care Team Online Referral Form.
• If you have questions about the CARE Team, please contact Kaitlyn Vallance, Student Care & Community Standards.

• Use this form to report a possible hate crime or incident of bias that you experienced, or witnessed, due to race, color, religion, ethnic or national origin, gender expression, sex, age, disability, or sexual orientation.   
• For more information, including definitions, see Bellevue Policy 1460. Bellevue Policy 1440 or the Student Conduct Code.
• To report a bias incident or a hate crime, complete the Bias Incident Report Form.
• You may contact BC Human Resources at 425-564-2274 to file a report on discrimination, harassment, or retaliation. Bellevue College is an Equal Opportunity employer in accordance with applicable federal and state laws and regulations.
• Additional reporting options include Equal Opportunity Employment Commission, the Washington State Human Rights Commission, and the Department of Education Office of Civil Rights.
• For questions, contact the Office of Community Care and Institutional Transformation or BC Human Resources.

• Concerns may include: dating violence; cyberstalking; sexual assault; gender-based harassment.
• To report possible relationship violence, sexual misconduct, sexual harassment, or stalking, use this Online Referral Form.
• Title IX protection from discrimination extends to faculty, staff, students and visitors.
• For additional reporting options, visit Title IX Reporting Options.
• If you have questions, please contact the Office of Title IX.

• Concerns may include: assault; illegal alcohol or drug use; failure to comply.
• In addition, the BC Student Conduct Code includes behaviors such as classroom disruption, use of alcohol/drugs, vandalism, or physical assault, etc.
• To report possible student misconduct, please use the CARE Team Online Referral Form.
• For questions about whether a behavior is a possible violation, please see the BC Student Conduct Code or contact Kaitlyn Vallance, Student Care & Community Standards.

• The purpose of this form is to report hazing concerns. Reports go to Student Conduct.
• Under the Student Conduct Code, hazing is any act committed as part of a person’s recruitment, initiation, pledging, admission into, or affiliation with a student group, or any pastime or amusement engaged in with respect to such a student group that causes, or is likely to cause, bodily danger or physical harm, or serious psychological or emotional harm, to any student.
• By definition, hazing is connected to participation in a student group or organization. If no student group or organization is involved, please complete a CARE report instead.
• To report possible hazing, use the Hazing Incident Report Form.
• For questions about whether a behavior is a possible violation, please see the BC Student Conduct Code or contact Kaitlyn Vallance, Student Care & Community Standards.

If you witness or someone tells you about the abuse of someone under the age of 18, or the abuse of a vulnerable adult, please report it. Abuse can include physical abuse such as aggressive grabbing or slapping. A victim of abuse may also report the abuse to you by submitting an assignment or poem that suggests sexual or other types of abuse.

• To report abuse or neglect contact Child Protective Services or Adult Protective Services.
• Call 9-1-1 if a child or adult is in an emergency situation.
• You may also call 1-866-ENDHARM (1-866-363-4276). This number is TTY-accessible.
• Call BC Counseling Center at 425-564-5747.
• Call BC Human Resources at 425-564-2274 to assist you in the reporting process.

The BC Safety Committee works toward maintaining a healthy and safe campus for our students, staff, faculty, and the community around us. They can address:

• Parking lot lighting
• Broken or loose tiles in the courtyard
• Loose railings
• Cracked sidewalks
• Other hazards

Report concerns via email to the BC Safety Committee. For an immediate, emergency safety hazard, please contact Public Safety at 425-466-9365.

For concerns about a member of the BC Community, but you’re not sure where to start, contact Kaitlyn Vallance, Student Care & Community Standards.

To submit a concern, use the CARE Team Online Referral Form.