1. Meet with a victim privately, at a reasonable place of his/her choice, to discuss the situation in a confidential manner;
2. Treat a victim with courtesy, understanding, and professionalism;
3. Assist a victim in privately contacting counseling, advising, and other available resources
should the victim request such;
4. Arrange for the accused or any persons acting on the accused’s behalf not have contact with the victim;
5. Continue to be available to the victim to answer questions, explain the systems and processes involved, and be a willing listener;
6. Keep him/her informed on the progress of the case as allowed by law and policy;
7. Respond to requests for assistance regarding University residential housing from the Office of Housing and Residence Life, including a request to change housing assignments or to leave University housing with a pro-rata refund of any balance regarding room and board;
8. Assist with requests for assistance to Dean of Students office to receive academic relief or other exceptions to current academic regulations;
9. In cases of sexual assault or crimes of violence, notify a victim of the outcome of any
conduct proceedings.
10. Arrange, at the discretion of the conduct officer, an alternative to giving a statement in a face-to-face setting; and
11. Arrange for the victim to have the opportunity to make a statement concerning the impact of the incident on his or her life in the hearing.