CCBC is committed to creating a respectful, safe and inclusive environment for all. Students, faculty, staff and community members are encouraged to uphold community standards and speak up when concerns arise. To support this environment, we offer the following guidance and avenues for reporting.
By submitting a report, you can help CCBC determine whether the concerning behavior is an immediate threat or requires a more strategic intervention plan.
When witnessing or experiencing an event that does not align with the student code of conduct, we highly encourage you to report the issue utilizing the form below for matters inside and out of the classroom.
Please note: If a student has concerns about a staff member, outreach should be made to that individual’s supervisor. For faculty related concerns, outreach to the Academic Dean of the faculty member should occur.
You may submit a confidential report of sexual misconduct using the report below. Once submitted, a Title IX Coordinator will reach out to you via email to set up a meeting. This meeting is designed to discuss supportive measures and pathways for resolution.
Please note: CCBC faculty and staff are mandated reporters for sexual misconduct and are required to share what they know with the Title IX coordinator.
If you have a concern about the operations of the college that is not classroom-related, contact a campus director.
If you believe CCBC is not complying with the requirements of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), or with the regulations issued by the Department of Education, you can send complaints in writing to:
Family Policy and Regulations
Office U.S. Department of Education
Room 1087, FB-6
400 Maryland Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20202-4605
Help maintain fairness and trust in our classrooms by reporting concerns related to academic honesty. If you are a faculty member or student who suspects a student of violating CCBC’s Academic Integrity policy, you can find the necessary steps and reporting forms in the myCCBC portal.
If a student has concerns about unfair treatment from a faculty member, it's important that you follow a few key steps so that we can help you resolve the issue. You can find those steps outlined in the myCCBC portal as well.
In the event of an emergency, or if you ever feel unsafe, contact Public Safety immediately at 443.840.1111.
We are dedicated to upholding a fair and respectful environment for all students. To support this commitment, we provide clear procedural protections for students involved in disciplinary matters while always prioritizing confidentiality. These protections ensure that students are:
Ultimately, every student is presumed not responsible for any charges until proven otherwise.
We take allegations of misconduct seriously to maintain a respectful learning environment. When violations of the Code of Conduct occur, the student will be provided due process. In the event the student is found responsible for the allegations of misconduct, a range of sanctions may be assigned depending on the nature and severity of the violation. Possible sanctions include, but are not limited to:
In the case of academic dishonesty, sanctions are determined by the faculty member and may result in failure of the course. To learn more about our Academic Integrity Violation Process on myCCBC.
Director, Student Conduct and Title IX
Student Conduct Administrator
Student Conduct Administrator
Student Conduct Administrator
CCBC students must view and engage with the mandatory online training programs for Sexual Misconduct and Alcohol and Other Drugs. These trainings are provided through 3rdMillenium and are online courses that help students make informed decisions on topics like alcohol and cannabis use, hazing, conflict resolution and Title IX.
Built with real-life scenarios and personalized feedback, each course is tailored to your needs and includes the proven eCHECKUP TO GO intervention. Used by colleges nationwide, these engaging courses support your well-being, academic success, and a safer campus environment.
