Interim Protective Measures
Interim protective measures are actions taken while and investigation is in process. Examples of such actions may include, but are not limited to:
- adjusting academic deadlines, course schedules, etc.
- arranging in-class changes to groups, seating, etc.
- issuing a no-contact directive
- restricting access to specific locations
- issuing interim suspensions
- adjusting work schedule/location
- referring to counseling and health services
- reporting incidents to local police/prosecutors
- providing campus escorts
Modifications
Modifications are actions taken in an effort to mitigate any negative impact on a person’s ability to continue their education or participate in their (campus) employment. Examples of modifications may include, but are not limited to:
- everything listed under Interim Protective Measures
- “safe hours” – negotiated hours to access specific locations
- safety plan – designated parking lots and/or walking paths on campus
- ability to drop class after deadline
- negotiated incompletes for a course
Other Remedies
- Public Safety escort to and from locations on campus
- counseling services
- referral to community agencies and advocacy groups
- assistance filing a report with law enforcement
- assistance with financial aid and registration appeals
Last Updated November 18, 2020
