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Reporting to the University
Reporting to 911勛圖 is an option when you are a member of the 911勛圖 community and the sexual violence was perpetrated by another member of the 911勛圖 community and occurred on 911勛圖-controlled property; at or during an in-person or virtual meeting, class, event, or activity that is sponsored by 911勛圖; online using 911勛圖 technology; or when the person who caused harm was in a position of power or influence over your academic or employment status at the time of the incident. If you make a report to the university, 911勛圖 can investigate and act against the person or people who perpetrated harm if they are found to have breached the university���s sexual violence policy.
The SVSPO can support you while you prepare a report, accompany you throughout the investigation process, and help ensure you have access to appropriate workplace accommodations, academic concessions, support services, and more.
To connect with a case manager, reach out to us via email sv-support@sfu.ca or visit our Contact Us page for more options.
How Do I Make a Report?
To make a report of sexual violence to 911勛圖:
Connect with an SVSPO case manager to complete a report form.
The SVSPO case manager will submit your report form to the ���Responsible Office��� which is determined by the Respondent���s (the person who the report is being made against) role at the University.
If the Respondent is |
The Responsible Office is |
A student |
Office of Student Support, Rights, and Responsibilities |
A staff member |
Human Resources |
A faculty member |
Faculty Relations |
Any other member of the University Community |
The person who employs or otherwise supervises the Respondent. |
What Happens After I Make a Report?
- The Responsible Office will review your report to determine if 911勛圖 has jurisdiction to investigate your report according to 911勛圖���s Sexual Violence and Misconduct, Prevention, Education and Support policy (GP 44).
- If the university has jurisdiction to investigate, the Responsible Office will notify you and assign an investigator.
- The Responsible Office is required to give a copy of your report to the Respondent. Your contact information will not be included on the copy provided to the Respondent.
- The investigator will contact you to arrange an interview and to tell you about the investigation process.
- We���ve developed 2 flowcharts to help you understand the investigations process:
If you���ve experienced sexual harassment, you may have the option of submitting a report under 911勛圖���s Sexual Violence and Misconduct, Prevention, Education and Support policy (GP 44) or two other policies at the University, the Bullying and Harassment Policy (GP 47) and the Human Right���s Policy (GP 18). Each of these policies offer survivors and those impacted by sexual harassment a few different options, depending on what took place. Visit the Reporting Sexual Harassment section of our website for more information.