Safety & Respect for All
We care about the wellbeing of our community. The college does not tolerate harassment, bias, discrimination, or sexual misconduct in any form.
Safety & Respect Resources
Bias Education & Response Process
The College provides educational programs designed to facilitate a culture of safety and respect, and prevent harassment, bias, discrimination, and sexual misconduct within our community. Complaints alleging bias are promptly investigated by the College’s Bias Education & Response Team
Report a Concern
If you are worried about a student for any reason, please report your concern using one of the forms listed on our Report a Concern page.
LiveSafe App
The LiveSafe app is a mobile safety tool that allows users to communicate directly with campus public safety, local law enforcement, and their peers with just a press of a button.
Care Team Referral
If you’re concerned about a student who is displaying behaviors that may interfere with their ability to be successful in the college environment or you’re concerned that a student’s behavior or wellbeing are negatively impacting people around them, reach out to the Care Team.
Learn About Care Team ReferralsDoes a student need immediate assistance?
| Your Answer: | What to Do: |
| Yes.
The student has made direct threats to harm themselves and/or others. The conduct is reckless, disorderly, or threatening. |
Call 911 or Campus Public Safety: (802) 865-6465
Campus Public Safety will respond and reach out to appropriate campus resources as needed. |
| Not Sure.
Indicators of distress are observed by severity is unclear. Your interaction left you feeling uneasy or concerned about the student. |
When in doubt, err on the side of caution and consult: Counseling Center: (802) 865-5731 Housing & Residential Life: (802) 865-2704 Student Health Center: (802) 860-2711 Campus Public Safety: (802) 865-6465 Submit a Care Team referral |
| No.
You may not be concerned for the student’s immediate safety, but you are concerned that the student has significant academic and/or personal issues. |
All of the resources above and/or perhaps:
Compass Student Services: (802) 860-2741 |
Student Prevention Education Training
Champlain brings prevention education to students even before they start classes. All incoming students are expected to complete a series of online educational modules including: alcohol awareness and prevention training; diversity, equity, and inclusion for undergraduates; mental wellbeing for students; and sexual violence prevention. These educational modules provide a comprehensive overview of issues that are central to the student experience.
For current students, the Office of Diversity & Inclusion, the Women’s & Gender Center, the Bias Education & Response Team, and the Office of Housing & Residential Life offer programs throughout the year that facilitate skill building around key aspects of prevention. These may include topics such as dating and communication, consent, self- and community-care, helping a friend, and bystander intervention.
If you are a current student and would like to take any or all of the online education modules listed above, please email communitystandards@champlain.edu to request access.
Title IX Office
Title IX Coordinator
The College has designated and authorized Cory Davis, Senior Director of Community Standards and Interim Title IX Coordinator, to serve as the College’s Title IX Coordinator, and to coordinate the College’s efforts to comply with Title IX. For general Title IX questions email titleix@champlain.edu.
Cory Davis
Senior Director of Community Standards & Interim Title IX Coordinator
Get Help Now
Champlain Resources
- Champlain 24/7 On-Call Counselor: (802) 865-5745
- Campus Public Safety
- Counseling Center
- Student Health Center
- Title IX Office
External Resources
- National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: 988
- Vermont 211: 211