报告给相应的第九条协调员或第九条副协调员

Collin College students and employees can contact the appropriate Title IX coordinator or deputy Title IX coordinator to report incidents of dating violence, domestic violence, gender-based harassment, retaliation, sex discrimination, sexual assault, sexual harassment, and stalking (i.e., prohibited conduct).

Note: Reporting to any individual other than the appropriate Title IX coordinator or deputy Title IX coordinator does not constitute filing a formal complaint for the purposes of initiating the Title IX complaint resolution process. To initiate the Title IX complaint resolution process, the complainant must submit a formal complaint to the appropriate Title IX coordinator or deputy Title IX coordinator listed below. Additionally, to initiate the Title IX complaint resolution process, complainants cannot remain anonymous.

The following persons are designated as Collin College’s Title IX coordinators and deputy Title IX coordinators:

网上申报表格

To file a complaint with the appropriate Title IX coordinator or deputy Title IX coordinator electronically, Collin College students and employees can submit the online Title IX Formal Complaint Form.

向适当的执法人员报告

如需立即通知当地执法部门，请拨911。 To report an incident that occurred on a Collin College campus or property owned or controlled by Collin College to the 金沙博彩警察局, call 972.578.5555 or dial extension 5555 from any campus phone. Contact information for local law enforcement agencies is also listed below.

Note: Reporting to the appropriate law enforcement official(s) does not constitute filing a formal complaint for the purposes of initiating the Title IX complaint resolution process. To initiate the Title IX complaint resolution process, the complainant must submit a formal complaint to the appropriate Title IX coordinator or deputy Title IX coordinator, as outlined in the “Reporting to the Appropriate Title IX Coordinator or Deputy Title IX Coordinator” section above.

If a complainant requests assistance with reporting to law enforcement, a Collin College official will help the complainant with that process. Additionally, complainants have the right not to report a crime or to decline to notify authorities, including law enforcement, if they so choose.

Counseling Services Office, TimelyCare, Human Resources Department, and Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Note: Reporting to the Counseling Services Office, TimelyCare, Human Resources Department, or Employee Assistance Program (EAP) does not constitute filing a formal complaint for the purposes of initiating the Title IX complaint resolution process. To initiate the Title IX complaint resolution process, the complainant must submit a formal complaint to the appropriate Title IX coordinator or deputy Title IX coordinator, as outlined in the "报告给相应的第九条协调员或第九条副协调员" section above.

Personal and group counseling sessions are offered free of charge to all currently enrolled Collin College students. Counseling sessions are confidential and conducted by licensed mental health professionals. Additionally, the Counseling Services Office can provide appropriate referrals to on- and off-campus resources for Collin College students and employees. For more information, contact the Counseling Services Office at 972.881.5126 or personalcounseling@collin.edu.

Collin College provides telehealth services free of charge to currently enrolled Collin College students, adjunct faculty, and part-time staff through TimelyCare. Telehealth sessions are confidential and conducted by licensed physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and mental health providers. This benefit is available 24 hours a day, seven (7) days a week; and there is no charge for qualified individuals to utilize TimelyCare’s services. For more information, contact TimelyCare at 833.484.6359, email help@timely.md, or go to www.timelycare.com/collincollege.

Collin College employees can contact the Human Resources Department for advocacy and support. The Human Resources Department can assist employees with appropriate accommodations and reporting to law enforcement. Additionally, the Human Resources Department provides appropriate referrals to off-campus resources. For more information, contact the HR/Benefits Team at 972.599.3152 or benefits@collin.edu.

Collin College provides confidential and voluntary assistance to full-time employees and their household members through the Employee Assistance Program (EAP). This benefit is available 24 hours a day, seven (7) days a week, and provides up to eight (8) sessions per service type per year. There is no charge for full-time employees and their household members to use the EAP’s services. For more information, contact the EAP at 833.993.7650 or go to https://allonehealthdo.mylifeexpert.com/.

自愿保密报告
Collin College recognizes incidents of crime can be difficult to discuss, and victims and witnesses may want confidentiality in addition to support. Victims and witnesses of a crime who do not want to pursue action within the Collin College system or the criminal justice system may still want to consider making a voluntary confidential report. The 金沙博彩警察局 can file a report on the details of the incident without revealing the victim’s or witness’s identity.

The purpose of a voluntary confidential report is to comply with the victim’s or witness’s wish to keep the matter confidential while taking steps to ensure the future safety of the victim, witness, and others. With such information, Collin College can keep an accurate record of the number of incidents involving students, employees, and visitors; determine where there is a pattern of crime with regard to a particular location, method, or assailant; 并提醒校园社区注意潜在的危险。 Reports filed in this manner are counted and disclosed in Collin College’s annual Clery行为 crime statistics.

To submit a voluntary confidential report, victims and witnesses can contact the Collin College Police Department Communications Center 24 hours a day by:

1. 1. 从任何柯林学院系统电话拨分机5555，
2. Dialing 972.578.5555 from any phone outside the Collin College system, or
3. 按下位于任何金沙博彩系统电话上的“紧急”按钮。

The victim or witness must inform the dispatcher they would like their name and any identifying information to remain confidential at the start of the report. The victim or witness should provide as much detail as possible, and the dispatcher will take the report without including the victim’s or witness’s name or identifying information.

If the victim or witness would prefer to submit a voluntary confidential report in person, they may do so at any of the following 金沙博彩警察局 office locations:

• 校园：129室
• 金沙博彩高等教育中心：134室
• 庭院中心：125室
• 法默斯维尔校区：103室
• 旧金山校区：LH-179室
• 麦金尼校区：C-121室
• 普莱诺校区：K-119套房
• 技术园区：C-010室
• 怀利校园：B-139室

When submitting a voluntary confidential report in person, the victim or witness must inform the 金沙博彩警察局 officer they would like their name and any identifying information to remain confidential at the start of the report. The victim or witness should provide as much detail as possible, and the Collin College Police Department officer will take the report without including the victim’s or witness’s name or identifying information.

Additionally, victims and witnesses have the right not to report a crime if they so choose.

匿名报告
In accordance with the 德州教育法典第51.252节 and 51.283节, complainants can report prohibited conduct anonymously or using a pseudonym. However, the submission of an anonymous report or use of a pseudonym may impair Collin College’s ability to investigate and address the prohibited conduct. Additionally, to initiate the Title IX complaint resolution process, complainants cannot remain anonymous.

To report prohibited conduct anonymously or using a pseudonym, complainants can submit the online Title IX Formal Complaint Form or contact the 金沙博彩警察局 Communications Center 24 hours a day by:

1. 1. 从任何柯林学院系统电话拨分机5555，
2. Dialing 972.578.5555 from any phone outside the Collin College system, or
3. 按下位于任何金沙博彩系统电话上的“紧急”按钮。

The complainant should inform the dispatcher they would like to remain anonymous or use a pseudonym at the start of the report. The complainant should provide as much detail as possible, and the dispatcher will take the report using a pseudonym in place of the complainant’s name.

To submit an in-person report of prohibited conduct anonymously or using a pseudonym, complainants can go to any of the following 金沙博彩警察局 office locations:

• 校园：129室
• 金沙博彩高等教育中心：134室
• 庭院中心：125室
• 法默斯维尔校区：103室
• 旧金山校区：LH-179室
• 麦金尼校区：C-121室
• 普莱诺校区：K-119套房
• 技术园区：C-010室
• 怀利校园：B-139室

When submitting an anonymous report of prohibited conduct in person, the complainant should inform the 金沙博彩警察局 officer they would like to remain anonymous or use a pseudonym at the start of the report. The complainant should provide as much detail as possible, and the 金沙博彩警察局 officer will take the report using a pseudonym in place of the complainant’s name.

If a complainant files a report and later determines they would like to remain anonymous or use a pseudonym, the 金沙博彩警察局 can assign a pseudonym to the complainant. The complainant must inform the 金沙博彩警察局 officer assigned to investigate the case over the phone or in writing that they would like a pseudonym assigned to them. The pseudonym will be used in place of the complainant’s name to identify them on any further documentation that could become public information.

金沙博彩大学生大赦政策
In accordance with the 德州教育法典第51.284条, Collin College will give amnesty to (i.e., not take disciplinary action against) a student who reports, in good faith, that the student was the victim of or a witness to an incident of prohibited conduct as defined by this policy. This amnesty policy applies regardless of the location at which the incident occurred or the outcome of Collin College’s disciplinary process regarding the incident, if any. This amnesty policy does not apply to a student who reports their own commission or assistance in the commission of prohibited conduct as defined by this policy.