Report An Incident or Concern

Academic Integrity 

The NJIT University and community strives to develop and maintain a high level of ethics and honesty among all members of its community. It is our hope that each student demonstrate honesty and integrity in the completion of all assignments and in the participation of the learning process. Adherence to the University policy on Academic Integrity promotes the level of integrity required within the university and professional communities and assures students that their work is being judged fairly with the work of others. This form is used to report any alleged academic violations of the honor code. To submit an incident reporting form for a student, please click on the Academic Integrity Reporting Form

Bias Incident 

Here at NJIT, we encourage an understanding of the effects of bias, aim to create a sense of community responsibility, and help to build an environment of mutual respect through education and dialogue. A bias incident can be defined as an act(s) committed against a person that is motivated by bias or prejudice. Bias incidents can be in the form of verbal, written, physical, or psychological acts or behaviors that threaten or harm a person or group on the basis of actual or perceived race, religion, color, sex, age, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, ancestry, disability, marital status, civil union status, domestic partnership status, atypical heredity or cellular blood trait, military service or veteran status. To submit an incident involving bias, please click on the Bias Incident Reporting Form

CARE 

The NJIT CARE Team is a campus resource dedicated to assisting students who may be in distress or experiencing challenging or difficult life circumstances. The CARE Team also provides consultation and intervention when students exhibit aggressive, concerning or disruptive behaviors. The primary focus of the team is to take a proactive approach in identifying students who are struggling and provide early intervention, resources, and referrals, both on campus and in the community. This form is used to report behavioral concerns or actions that may pose a risk of harm or danger or threat to self and others. To submit an incident reporting form for a student please click on the CARE Reporting Form

General Incident 

The NJIT University and community seek to hold students accountable for behaviors that only impact themselves but also community members. This form is used to report most non-academic misconduct that occur inside or outside of the classroom setting. Some examples are behaviors that violate the student Code of Conduct or other NJIT policies by students or individuals or student organizations such as harassment, bullying, stalking etc. To submit an incident reporting form, please click on the General Incident Reporting Form.

Title IX and Sexual Misconduct 

Title IX protects all NJIT students by prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sex, gender identity, sexual orientation and pregnancy status as well as sexual harassment. Sexual harassment includes sexual assault, dating and domestic violence and stalking. Additionally, the Code of Student Conduct protects students from other forms of sexual misconduct including sexual exploitation and stealthing. If you wish to file a complaint of sexual misconduct, please complete the Title IX and Sexual Misconduct Reporting Form or contact NJIT’s Title IX Coordinator directly at 973-596-3466 or visit the Dean of Students Office located on the second floor of the Campus Center, Room 255.

Student Complaints

Students should feel free to raise matters of concern without risk of disadvantage. Every effort will be made to ensure that a resolution is met that is satisfactory to the university and the student. Students are encouraged to first speak with the individual, department, or office with which they have the complaint. If they are not satisfied with the response, one may contact the Office of the Dean of Students at (973) 596-3466 or email at dos@njit.edu.  Students may also visit the office located in Campus Center room 255, or book an appointment with an Associate Dean through Navigate (select Dean of Students). 

To report matters of academic integrity, bias, student conduct, Title IX and sexual misconduct, and other concerning or threatening student behavior, please use the appropriate reporting form below.