After the filing of a Formal Complaint, either party may request to participate in an Informal Resolution Process, designed to empower the parties to reach a mutually satisfactory agreement. Starting ...

This complaint resolution process is applicable to all students, whether Delaware residents or non-residents, and regardless of the state’s NC-SARA membership.

It shall be the choice of the individual filing the complaint to utilize or not utilize an independent advisor and their responsibility to pay any associated fees. An independent advisor may be ...

If no mutually acceptable resolution is reached through an informal inquiry ... of the following If you require protection from the respondent during the complaint process, temporary measures may be ...

If you have a complaint, please let us know ... you may request that alternative dispute resolution (“ADR”) is used. ADR is process for resolving disputes between you and us that does not ...

The Office of Institutional Equity has both formal and informal resolution processes available under the ... The Complainant-initiated Complaint process starts when a person who believes that they ...

If resolution cannot be achieved, students should follow the institutional process outlined in the Internal Complaint Procedure. This process is outlined in both the Undergraduate Student Handbook and ...

Flowchart of the EEO Complaint Process. The EEO Counselor will advise the aggrieved that they may either pursue resolution through EEO counseling or through OEESD's Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR ...

However, EOS may institute a formal process at any time if it determines that the conduct that is described in the complaint is severe, or part of a pattern of persistent misconduct. 2. Formal ...

It is recommended that students first attempt to resolve their conflicts with faculty, staff, or other students directly before a formal complaint is filed. Use the resources below to initiate the ...