| I. |
PURPOSE
OF POLICY |
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This
policy provides for The University of New Mexico main and branch campuses: |
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A.
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A
description of educational programs to promote the awareness of rape,
acquaintance rape, and other forcible and non-forcible sex offenses.
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B.
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Procedures
students should follow if a sex offense occurs, including procedures
concerning who should be contacted, the importance of preserving evidence
for the proof of a criminal offense, and to whom the alleged offense
should be reported. |
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C.
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Information
on a student's option to notify proper law enforcement authorities,
including on-campus and local police, and a statement that institutional
personnel will assist the student in notifying these authorities,
if the student requests the assistance of these personnel. |
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D.
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Notification
to students of existing on and off campus counseling, mental health,
or other student services for victims of sex offenses. |
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E.
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Notification
to students that the institution will change a victim's academic and
living situations after an alleged sex offense and of the options
for those changes, if requested by the victim and reasonably available.
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F.
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Procedures
for campus disciplinary action in cases of an alleged sex offense,
including a clear statement that: |
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1.
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The
accuser and the accused are entitled to the same opportunities to
have others present during a disciplinary proceeding. |
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2.
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Both
the accuser and accused shall be informed of the final determination
of a disciplinary proceeding with respect to the alleged sex offense
and any sanction that is imposed against the accused. |
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3.
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Sanctions
the institution may impose following a final determination of an institutional
disciplinary proceeding regarding rape, acquaintance rape, or other
forcible or non forcible sex offenses. |
| II. |
DEFINITION
OF SEX OFFENSES |
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The
University of New Mexico main campus and branch campuses adopt, for
the purpose of this policy, the following definitions for sex offenses
as prescribed by The Student Right to Know and Campus Security Act:
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Sex
Offense - Forcible |
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A. |
Forcible
rape - The carnal knowledge of a person, forcibly and/or against that
person's will; or not forcibly or against the person's will where
the victim is incapable of giving consent because of his/her temporary
or permanent mental or physical incapacity (or because of his/her
youth). |
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B.
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Forcible
sodomy - Oral or anal sexual intercourse with another person, forcibly
and/or against that person's will; or not forcibly against the person's
will where the victim is incapable of giving consent because of his/her
youth or because of his/her temporary or permanent mental or physical
incapacity. |
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C.
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Sexual
assault with an object - The use of an object or instrument to unlawfully
penetrate, however slightly, the genital or anal opening of the body
of another person, forcibly and/or against that person's will; or
not forcibly or against the person's will where the victim is incapable
of giving consent because of his/her youth or because of his/her temporary
or permanent mental or physical incapacity. |
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D.
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Forcible
fondling - The touching of the private body parts of another person
for the purpose of sexual gratification, forcibly and/or against that
person's will; or not forcibly or against the person's will where
the victim is incapable of giving consent because of his/her youth
or because of his/her temporary or permanent mental or physical incapacity.
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Sex
Offense - Non-forcible |
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Unlawful,
non-forcible sexual intercourse. |
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A.
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Incest
- Non-forcible sexual intercourse between persons who are related
to each other within the degrees wherein marriage is prohibited by
law. |
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B.
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Statutory
Rape - Non-forcible sexual intercourse with a person who is under
the statutory age of consent. |
| III.
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EDUCATIONAL
PROGRAMS |
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The
University of New Mexico recognizes the harm caused by sexual assault
and the need to educate the University community regarding this issue.
The University offers the following educational program services:
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A.
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Main
Campus |
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1. |
Albuquerque
Rape Crisis Center
1025 Hermosa S.E.
505-266-7711
The Albuquerque Rape Crisis Center, which is affiliated with The University
of New Mexico, maintains a 24 hour a day crisis telephone service
and has counselors available to provide immediate assistance to victims
of sex offenses. The center also provides educational programs to
campus and community groups. |
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2.
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UNM
Health Education
Student Health Center
505-277-7947
Health Education provides workshops and educational programs concerning
sexuality, sexual decision-making and relationships |
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3.
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Peer
Education in Personal Sexuality Issues (P.E.P.S.I.)
Student Health Center
505-277-7947 or 505-277-6138
The P.E.P.S.I. program, under the direction of Health Education, provides
educational programs and peer counseling regarding sexuality issues.
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4.
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UNM
Women's Center
1160 Mesa Vista Hall
505-277-3716
The Women's Center offers a variety of programs regarding gender and
sexuality issues. Staff at the center also provide support to victims
of sexual offenses and provide mental health referrals for UNM students. |
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UNM
Police Department
2500 Campus NE
505-277-2241
The UNM Police Department conducts programs regarding campus safety
and crime prevention to the University community. |
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6.
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UNM
Police Department Victim Assistance Office
2500 Campus NE
505-277-5975 or 505-277-2241
The Victim Assistance Office of the UNM Police Department conducts
programs regarding campus safety and crime prevention to the University
community and provides support and assistance to victims of crimes
including victims of sex offenses. |
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7.
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Office
of Residence Life
208 La Posada Hall
505-277-8230
The Office of Residence Life coordinates programming for residence
hall students including programs addressing sexuality, relationship
and safety issues. The office also administers a Residence Life discipline
system which addresses misconduct by
residence hall students which occurs in the residence halls. |
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Office
of Student Activities
105 Student Union Building
505-277-3361
The Office of Student Activities coordinates various programs for
student organizations including fraternities and sororities, which
address sexuality, relationships and sexual assault issues. |
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Dean
of Students Office
280 Student Services Center
505-277-3361
The Dean of Students Office coordinates New Student Orientation which
includes programs addressing sexuality, relationships, and sexual
assault issues. A staff member from the office chairs the Campus Safety
Committee which coordinates various educational programs regarding
campus safety and crime prevention. The Dean of Students Office also
administers the enforcement of the Student Code of Conduct and Visitor
Code of Conduct, including resolving sexual offense allegations under
these policies. |
| IV. |
PROCEDURES
STUDENTS SHOULD FOLLOW IF A SEX OFFENSE OCCURS |
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The
University's Student Code of Conduct and Visitor Code of Conduct,
which apply to the main and all of the branch campuses and educational
centers, expressly forbid the commission of sexual assault including
rape. A student who is a victim of such an offense may pursue charges
against the perpetrator under these policies. It is important for
victims of sex offenses to understand the steps to take in order to
preserve evidence as it may be necessary in the proof of sexual assault
in the criminal process and the student discipline system. Victims
should not bathe, shower, wash, douche, brush one's teeth, comb one's
hair or change clothes before seeking medical attention. Important
evidence may be on the victim's body and/or clothes. This evidence
can be collected during the medical examination. |
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A. |
Main
Campus |
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1.
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A
student who is the victim of a sex offense on campus or at a University
sponsored or sanctioned activity should immediately contact the University
Police Department at 505-277-2241 if calling from off-campus and 911
if calling from on-campus to report the incident. A student who is
the victim of a sex offense off-campus should immediately contact
the Albuquerque Police Department by dialing 911. |
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The Police Department called will contact the Albuquerque Rape Crisis
Center to have a counselor meet the student and responding police
officer at the appropriate medical facility. The Rape Crisis Center
may be contacted directly by calling 505-266-7711. |
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The
University recognizes the need for victims of sex offenses to have
a caring and knowledgeable support person available to discuss their
situation with, assist them in receiving appropriate medical attention
and filing appropriate criminal charges. The University, including
the University Police Department, works closely with the Albuquerque
Rape Crisis Center in providing this assistance. In addition, the
University Police Department will contact its own Victim Assistance
Coordinator who will meet with the student reporting the offense and
provide assistance throughout the judicial process. |
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The
University's Student Code of Conduct and Visitor Code of Conduct expressly
forbid the commission of sexual assault including rape. A student
who is a victim of such offenses may pursue charges against the perpetrator
under these policies. In cases where the University Police Department
has been contacted, the Victim Assistance Coordinator will work with
the victim and the Dean of Students Office regarding the University
taking disciplinary action against the perpetrator under these policies.
The Dean of Students Office is also available to assist victims of
sex offenses in making appropriate accommodations in their academic
and living arrangements. |
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E |
Santa
Fe Graduate Center |
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1.
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All
victims of sexual assault will be assisted by University staff in
contacting appropriate legal authorities and service agencies. Victims
are strongly encouraged to report incidents of sexual assault to the
Santa Fe County Sheriff's Department (505-986-2455). Students may
contact the UNM-Santa Fe Administrative Office (505-438-1234) for
assistance in contacting law enforcement authorities and/or service
agencies. |
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2. |
The University's Student Code of Conduct and Visitor Code of Conduct
expressively forbid the commission of sexual assault including rape.
A student who is a victim of such offenses may pursue charges against
the perpetrator under these polices. The Santa Fe Administrative Office
is also available to assist victims of sex offenses in making appropriate
accommodations in their academic and living arrangements. |
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The
victim is also encouraged to contact The Santa Fe Rape Crisis Center,
Inc. They provide immediate, confidential, and appropriate care for
victims of sexual assault, including a 24 hour intervention line (505-986-9111),
medical and legal advocacy; ongoing individual, group and family therapy
for children and adults; education and prevention services for schools
and community; referral for special services and forensic interview
in facilities. |
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F. |
Taos
Education Center |
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1.
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A
student who is the victim of a sex offense on campus or at a University
sponsored or sanctioned activity should immediately contact the Taos
Police Department (505 758-2216 or 911) to report the incident. |
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2. |
The
University's Student Code of Conduct and Visitor Code of Conduct expressively
forbid the commission of sexual assault including rape. A student
who is a victim of such offenses may pursue charges against the perpetrator
under these policies. The Student Services Office is available to
assist victims of sex offenses in making appropriate accommodations
in their academic and living arrangements. |
| V. |
NOTIFICATION
OF LAW ENFORCEMENT |
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A.
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Main Campus |
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All
victims of sex offenses will be assisted by University staff in contacting
appropriate legal authorities and service agencies. Victims are strongly
encouraged to report incidents to the University Police Department
(505-277-2241) for criminal action. If the offense occurred on property
outside the jurisdiction of the University, the University Police
Department will assist the student in contacting the law enforcement
agency which has jurisdiction and provide support to the victim through
the Victim Assistance Office. Students may contact the Dean of Students
Office (505-277-3361) for assistance in contacting law enforcement
authorities and service agencies. |
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E. |
Santa
Fe Graduate Center |
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All
victims of sexual assault will be assisted by University staff in
contacting appropriate legal authorities and service agencies. Victims
are strongly encouraged to report incidents of sexual assault to the
Santa Fe County Sheriff's Department (505-986 2455). Students may
contact the UNM-Santa Fe Administrative Office (505-438-1234) for
assistance in contacting law enforcement authorities and/or service
agencies. |
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F.
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Taos
Education Center |
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All
victims of sexual assault will be assisted by University staff in
contacting appropriate legal authorities and service agencies. Victims
are strongly encouraged to report incidents of sexual assault to the
Taos Police Department (505-758-2216). Students may contact the Student
Services Office (505-758-7667) for assistance in contacting law enforcement
authorities and/or service agencies. |
| VI. |
COUNSELING
AND ASSISTANCE SERVICES |
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A.
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Main
Campus |
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1.
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Albuquerque
Rape Crisis Center
1025 Hermosa S.E.
505-266-7711
The Albuquerque Rape Crisis Center, which is affiliated with The University
of New Mexico, maintains a 24 hour a day crisis telephone service
and has counselors available to provide immediate assistance to victims
of sex offenses. Counselors will assist victims with the criminal
process. |
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2.
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UNM
Police Department Victim Assistance Office
2500 Campus NE
505-277-5975 or 505-277-2241
The Victim Assistance Coordinator responds to the scene of any reported
sex offense, provides emotional support and assistance to the victim
of a sex offense, including assisting with the criminal process. |
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3.
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Dean
of Students Office
280 Student Services Center
505-277-3361 |
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The
Dean of Students Office will assist victims of sex offenses with changes
in their academic and living situation after an alleged sex offense.
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4. |
Victim Impact Program
Office of the District Attorney
2nd Judicial Circuit
111 Union Square S.E.
505-841-7527
The District Attorney's Victim Impact Program provides assistance
to victims of all crimes including sex offenses. Advocates in this
office assist victims in dealing with the criminal system and securing
financial and other assistance due to victims under the law. |
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5.
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Student
Mental Health Student Mental Center
505-277-4537 or 505-277-5718
Student Mental Health provides low cost short-term counseling and
referral services to UNM students, including victims of sex offenses.
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6.
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UNM
Women's Center
1160 Mesa Vista Hall 505-277-3716
The Women's Center provides short-term counseling and referral services
to UNM students, including victims of sex offenses. |
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7.
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AGORA
Crisis Center
Student Union Basement
505-277-3013 The AGORA Crisis Center provides confidential peer support
and referrals to any student needing to talk about a personal problem. |
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8.
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Office
of Residence Life
208 La Posada Hall
505-277-8230 |
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9.
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Emergency
Desk, Student Residence Center
505-277-9203
Residence Life Area Coordinators and Residence Advisors are available
to assist students living in Residence Halls with any problems they
are encountering, including providing short term counseling and referral.
The Emergency Desk at the Student Residence Center is staffed 24 hours
a day. |
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E.
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Santa
Fe Graduate Center |
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1.
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Santa
Fe Rape Crisis Center, Inc.
P.O. Box 16346
Santa Fe, NM 87506
505-986-9111
The Santa Fe Rape Crisis Center, Inc. provides immediate, confidential,
and appropriate care for victims of sexual assault, including a 24
hour a day intervention line (505-986 9111) medical and legal advocacy;
ongoing individual, group and family therapy for children and adults;
education and prevention services for schools and community; referral
for special services and forensic interviewing facilities. |
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F.
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Taos
Education Center |
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1.
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Community
Against Sexual & Domestic Violence - CASDV
214 A Montoya St.
Taos, NM 87571
505-758-8082 505-758-9888
CASDV maintains a 24 hour a day crises hot line and has counselors
available to provide immediate assistance to victims. They also provide
referrals, medical and legal advocacy and assist with medical expenses.
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Taos
County/Social Services
Mary Medina Building
Corner of Cruz, Alta & Gusdorf
Taos, NM 8757
1 505-758-8871
This agency offers adult/child protection and emergency housing. |
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Taos
County Health Office
Court House
Albright St.
Taos, NM 87571
505-758-2073 |
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Holy
Cross Hospital
1397 Weiner Rd.
Taos, NM 87571
505-758-8883 |
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6.
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Taos
Police
107 Civic Plaza Dr.
Taos NM 87571
758-2216 or 911 |
| VII.
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CHANGE
IN VICTIM'S ACADEMIC AND LIVING SITUATION |
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A.
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Main
Campus |
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The
University will change a victim's academic and living situation after
an alleged sex offense if those changes are requested by the victim
and reasonably available. Possible changes include: |
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1.
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Arranging
for extension of class assignment and examination due dates. |
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2.
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Assisting
the victim in dropping courses or withdrawing from the University
without academic or financial penalty if that is the victim's wish.
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3.
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Arranging
for the victim to move from one on-campus housing location to another.
Specific requests for such changes should be directed to the Dean
of Students Office (505-277-3361). |
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Santa
Fe Graduate Center |
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The
Santa Fe Graduate Center will change a victim's academic situation
after an alleged sexual offense if those changes are requested by
the victim and reasonably available. Possible changes are the same
as those indicated for the main campus. Specific requests for such
changes should be directed to the Campus Administrative Office (505-438-1234). |
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F.
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Taos
Education Center |
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The
Taos Education Center will change a victim's academic situation after
an alleged sexual offense if those changes are requested by the victim
and reasonably available. Possible changes are the same as those indicated
for the main campus. Specific requests for such changes should be
directed to the Student Service Office (505-758-7667). |
| VIII. |
PROCEDURES
FOR CAMPUS DISCIPLINARY ACTION |
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The
University of New Mexico's Student Code of Conduct and Visitor Code
of Conduct, which apply to the main campus and all branch campuses
and educational centers, prohibit "any form of sexual assault including
rape." |
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A.
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Main
Campus |
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On
main campus the Student and Visitor Codes of Conduct are administered
by the Dean of Students Office. The University's Residence Hall policies
also prohibit sex offenses. The Office for Residence Life administers
a disciplinary system which addresses misconduct of residence hall
students which occurs in the residence halls. A person who is a victim
of a sex offense committed by a student, or a student who is a victim
of a sex offense committed by a visitor to the University has the
option of pursuing charges against the alleged perpetrator of the
offense under the relevant Code of Conduct. |
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Victims
of sex offenses are encouraged to report them to the appropriate law
enforcement authorities and to meet with the University's Student
Discipline Officer in the Dean of Students Office to discuss pursuing
charges under the relevant policy. |
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A
victim of a sex offense is permitted and encouraged to be accompanied
at that meeting by a support person of their choice. Counselors from
the Albuquerque Rape Crisis Center, Student Mental Health, UNM Police
Department Victim Assistance Program, Women's Center and the District
Attorney's Victim Impact Program are available to accompany and assist
the victim of a sex offense throughout the University's disciplinary
process. |
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Under
the University's Student Grievance Procedure and Residence Life Disciplinary
Policies, the alleged victim of a sex offense and the alleged perpetrator
are entitled to the same opportunities to have others present as advisors
during disciplinary proceedings. Both the alleged victim and alleged
perpetrator will be informed of the final determination of a disciplinary
proceeding with respect to the alleged sex offense and any sanction
that is imposed on the accused. As described in The University's Student
Grievance Procedure alleged victims in student disciplinary proceedings
have rights which are protected throughout the discipline process.
These rights are: |
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1.
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The
right to have a person of their choice accompany them throughout their
participation in the discipline process. |
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2.
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The
right to submit a victim impact statement to the hearing officer or
committee. |
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3.
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The
right to have past irrelevant behavior excluded from the hearing determination.
Because of the serious nature of the action, victims of sexual or
physical assault also have these additional rights: |
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4.
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With
a recommendation from a licensed mental health counselor, victims
may testify from another room as long as it does not infringe upon
the accused student's right to confront and question witnesses. |
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5.
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The
right to be notified in writing of the final determination and any
sanctions imposed as a result of the discipline process once a confidentiality
agreement is signed. |
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6.
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The
right to be informed of options to notify law enforcement authorities
on and off campus as to the incident and to be assisted in doing so
by campus officials. |
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7.
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The
right to be informed of the option for any available assistance in
making reasonable changes in academic and on campus living situations.
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8.
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The
right to be notified of existing counseling, mental health or student
services for victims of physical or sexual assault. |
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The
specific procedures by which Student and Visitor Code of Conduct Violations
are resolved can be found in the Student Grievance Procedure published
in The University of New Mexico Pathfinder. |
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E.
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Santa
Fe Graduate Center |
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Violations
of the Student and Visitor Codes of Conduct at the Santa Fe Graduate
Center are referred to the Dean of Students Office on Main Campus
to be handled in the same manner as already described for Main Campus.
Victims retain the same rights as those enumerated for the Main Campus.
The phone number for Main Campus Dean of Students Office is 505-277-3361.
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F.
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Taos
Education Center |
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Violations
of the Student and Visitor Codes of Conduct at the Taos Education
Center are administered by the Student Services Office (505-758-2216). |
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A
person who is a victim of a sex offense committed by a student, or
a student who is a victim of a sex offense committed by a visitor
to the center has the option of pursuing charges against the perpetrator
of the offense under the relevant Code of Conduct. Victims of sex
offenses are encouraged to report them to the Taos Police Department
(505 758-2216 or 911) and to the CASDV Office (505-758-8082). Information
regarding pursuing charges under the Student or Visitor Code of Conduct
may be obtained by contacting the Student Services Office (505-758-7667).
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A
victim of a sex offense is permitted and encouraged to be accompanied
at meetings with University officials by a support person of their
choice. This support person may accompany and assist the victim throughout
the University's disciplinary process. |
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Under
the University's Student Grievance Procedure, the alleged victim of
a sex offense and the alleged perpetrator are entitled to the same
opportunities to have others present as advisors during disciplinary
proceedings. Both the alleged victim and alleged perpetrator will
be informed of the final determination of a disciplinary proceeding
with respect to the alleged sex offense and any sanction that is imposed
on the accused. |
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Victims
in student disciplinary proceedings, and victims of sexual assault
have the same rights that have been enumerated for the Main Campus.
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The
specific procedures by which Student and Visitor Code of Conduct violations
are resolved can be found in the University of New Mexico Pathfinder. |
| IX. |
SANCTIONS
|
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Under
the University's Student Code of Conduct which applies to the main
and all of the branch campuses and educational Centers, a student
who commits a violation of this Code, including a sex offense, is
subject to the following possible sanctions: |
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1.
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Verbal
warning - means an oral reprimand. |
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2.
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Written
warning - means a written reprimand. |
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3.
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Disciplinary
probation - means the establishment of a time period during which
further acts of misconduct may or will result in more severe disciplinary
sanctions depending upon the conditions of the probation. Conditions
of probation can include community service, attendance at workshops
and/or seminars including but not limited to alcohol, drug or safety
workshops and/or seminars, mandatory mental health evaluation and/or
counseling or other educational sanctions. |
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4.
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Suspension
- means losing student status for a period of time specified in the
terms of the suspension. A suspension may commence immediately upon
a finding of a violation or it may be deferred to a later time. |
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5.
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Expulsion
- means losing student status for an indefinite period of time. Readmission
may not be sought before the expiration of two years from the date
of expulsion, and it is not guaranteed even after that time. |
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6.
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Dismissal
- means termination of student employment, either for a stated time
period or indefinitely. |
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7.
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Barred
from campus - means being barred from all or designated portions of
The University property or activities. |
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Students
living in the residence halls are subject to the following possible
sanctions for misconduct occurring in the residence halls: |
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1.
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Verbal
warning - means an oral reprimand. |
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2.
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Written
warning - means a written reprimand. |
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3.
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Specific
probation - means the establishment of a time period during which
specific acts of misconduct may or will result in more severe disciplinary
sanctions depending upon the conditions of the probation. Conditions
of probation can include community service, attendance at workshops
and/or seminars including but not limited to alcohol, drug or safety
workshops and/or seminars, mandatory mental health evaluation and/or
counseling or other educational sanctions. |
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4.
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General
probation - means the establishment of a time period during which
any acts of misconduct may or will result in more severe disciplinary
sanctions depending upon the conditions of the probation. Conditions
of probation can include community service, attendance at workshops
and/or seminars including but not limited to alcohol, drug or safety
workshops and/or seminars, mandatory mental health evaluation and/or
counseling or other educational sanctions. |
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5.
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Housing
reassignment - means the transfer of the student from one dorm room
to another or one residence hall to another. |
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6.
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Restricted
from entry into specific residence halls, dining hall, commons building,
etc. |
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7.
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Contract
termination - means the termination of the housing contract either
for a stated period of time or indefinitely. Students placed on residence
hall probation or who have their contracts cancelled will have their
conduct case sent to the Dean of Students Office for review/records
purposes. Students violating residence hall policies may also be referred
to the Dean of Students Office for additional disciplinary review
under the Student Code of Conduct. |
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Under
the University's Visitor Code of Conduct which applies to the main
and all branch campuses and educational Centers, a visitor who commits
a violation of this Code, including a sex offense, is subject to the
following possible sanctions: |
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1.
|
Verbal
Warning - means an oral reprimand. |
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2.
|
Written
Warning - means a written reprimand. |
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3.
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Probation
- means the establishment of a time period during which further acts
of misconduct may or will result in more severe sanctions depending
on the conditions of the probation. |
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4.
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Removal
from campus means being physically escorted or forcibly removed to
a location off property owned or controlled by The University, by
University Police Officers or other University agents. |
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5.
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Barred
from campus - means being barred from all or designated portions of
University property or activities. |
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6.
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The
sanctions of denial of admission, readmission or employment by the
University. |
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7.
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Additionally
or alternatively, any sanction applicable to a student under the Student
Code of Conduct may be provisionally applied to a visitor, to be made
effective should the visitor ever enroll or re enroll at the University.
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