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Report and Support | Rider University
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Report and Support
Incident Reporting Forms
Do you need to report an incident?
We are here to help.
Please determine which reporting form below relates most closely to the main reason you are reporting.
All forms allow for anonymous reporting, not just the silent witness form
All forms are typically reviewed within 24-48hrs
Photos, Videos, and other documents can be attached to reports
If this is an emergency situation, please contact Public Safety at 609-896-7777 (on-campus) or 911 (off-campus).
Incident(s) of Sexual Violence
For example: sexual assault/rape, dating/domestic violence, stalking, invasion of sexual privacy.
Learn more about reporting incidents of sexual violence
.
Report an Incident
What to expect when reporting:
View Flowchart
(PDF)
Incident(s) of Bias, Discrimination, or Harassment
For example: comments about race/religion/sex/gender identity.
Learn more about reporting an incident of bias, discrimination or harassment.
Report an Incident
What to expect when reporting:
View Flowchart
(PDF)
Concern about a Student
For example: mental well-being or a major life event.
Learn more about reporting concern for a student.
Fill out a Report
Crime or Student Conduct Related Incident
For example: drug possession, theft, assault, potential crime.
Learn more about reporting a crime or student conduct related incident
.
Fill out a Report
Silent Witness Form
Incident of Hazing
For example: conduct which places a person in danger of bodily injury or negatively affects the mental health or dignity of another person.
Report an Incident
Reporting FAQs
Information provided in a report will be kept private and shared with only the administrators and individuals needed to address a situation. For more information on what happens after a specific report, click the appropriate link below.
Sexual Violence Incident Report
Bias/Discrimination/Harassment Incident Report
Student Welfare Referral
Crime or Student Conduct Issue
Anonymous reporting may limit the university's ability to follow up on a report. When a person is identified in a report and is a member of the university community, a University official may contact that individual to schedule a meeting to discuss available resources, gather more information, or address information provided in the report.
You can receive a copy of your report as long as you provide a valid email address. Besides a copy of the report, you will also receive information regarding resources, policies, and administrators you may wish to contact.
If you choose not to provide an email address because you wish to report anonymously, it is recommended that you copy the text of your report before submitting it.
You may be contacted about the information you have entered into the form as long as you provide contact information. An individual who has been identified as being targeted by alleged behavior, being a witness to an incident, or is listed a student of concern, when identified, will also be contacted in most instances.
Skip to Main Content
Skip to Footer
Report and Support
Incident Reporting Forms
Do you need to report an incident?
We are here to help.
Please determine which reporting form below relates most closely to the main reason you are reporting.
All forms allow for anonymous reporting, not just the silent witness form
All forms are typically reviewed within 24-48hrs
Photos, Videos, and other documents can be attached to reports
If this is an emergency situation, please contact Public Safety at 609-896-7777 (on-campus) or 911 (off-campus).
Incident(s) of Sexual Violence
For example: sexual assault/rape, dating/domestic violence, stalking, invasion of sexual privacy.
Learn more about reporting incidents of sexual violence
.
Report an Incident
What to expect when reporting:
View Flowchart
(PDF)
Incident(s) of Bias, Discrimination, or Harassment
For example: comments about race/religion/sex/gender identity.
Learn more about reporting an incident of bias, discrimination or harassment.
Report an Incident
What to expect when reporting:
View Flowchart
(PDF)
Concern about a Student
For example: mental well-being or a major life event.
Learn more about reporting concern for a student.
Fill out a Report
Crime or Student Conduct Related Incident
For example: drug possession, theft, assault, potential crime.
Learn more about reporting a crime or student conduct related incident
.
Fill out a Report
Silent Witness Form
Incident of Hazing
For example: conduct which places a person in danger of bodily injury or negatively affects the mental health or dignity of another person.
Report an Incident
Reporting FAQs
Information provided in a report will be kept private and shared with only the administrators and individuals needed to address a situation. For more information on what happens after a specific report, click the appropriate link below.
Sexual Violence Incident Report
Bias/Discrimination/Harassment Incident Report
Student Welfare Referral
Crime or Student Conduct Issue
Anonymous reporting may limit the university's ability to follow up on a report. When a person is identified in a report and is a member of the university community, a University official may contact that individual to schedule a meeting to discuss available resources, gather more information, or address information provided in the report.
You can receive a copy of your report as long as you provide a valid email address. Besides a copy of the report, you will also receive information regarding resources, policies, and administrators you may wish to contact.
If you choose not to provide an email address because you wish to report anonymously, it is recommended that you copy the text of your report before submitting it.
You may be contacted about the information you have entered into the form as long as you provide contact information. An individual who has been identified as being targeted by alleged behavior, being a witness to an incident, or is listed a student of concern, when identified, will also be contacted in most instances.