BVAR strives to provide a safe environment for everyone regardless of location. We want to ensure that students, faculty, and staff have appropriate access to resources to address and help resolve interpersonal conflicts of any nature, including but not limited to safety and well-being, cases where individuals may be the target of bullying, cases of illegal activity or drug use, or sexual harassment and/or assault involving any individual on the project. This form is only for serious issues and should not be used otherwise.
The form serves as a means for anonymously reporting conflicts or inappropriate student or staff behavior on the BVAR project. It is completely anonymous, although you may leave your name if you choose at the end of the report submission. We take all reports seriously and will work to resolve any student, staff, or faculty issues that we become aware of (or else refer parties to the appropriate university offices).
Any reports submitted by parents of BVAR students/staff or outside individuals will not be responded to, due to privacy laws such as FERPA. All participants on BVAR are adults and should be able to file their own reports.
It will take some time for the directors to investigate all reports filed, so reporters should expect to hear from one of the directors shortly after filing (only for non-anonymous reporters) and we will need some time for a full investigation to take place.
If your report involves any incidents of sexual assault, gender-based violence, or any other issues that fall under the jurisdiction of Title IX, please be aware that the staff of the BVAR project are required to report any and all incidents to the Title IX office at NAU. Additional resources for counseling or other anonymous reporting options can be found here:
https://nau.edu/Equity-and-Access/Title-IX/Resources/