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What to Expect
Home› People and Culture› Complaints and Concerns› Reporting a Complaint or Concern› What to Expect
After you submit a report, someone in the Office of People and Culture will reach out to schedule a meeting with you. Wondering what that meeting will look like?
Here's what you can expect:
- You'll hear more about the purpose of the meeting.
- People and Culture staff will provide any immediate first steps to ensure you feel safe.
- You'll learn about options for next steps.
- This meeting will be largely informative; you won't be required to make any decisions at this meeting.
- You'll hear more about who Abby Woodley is and what her role is in the process.
- You'll have the opportunity to share what you experienced, to the degree that you feel comfortable.
- You'll be provided with the following:
- A copy of the policy in question
- Assistance with reporting to law enforcement as applicable
- Information about how to preserve evidence
- Information regarding available support services
- Supportive or interim measures options
- Information about your rights under the law
- Options for next steps
- Timeline for next steps
- After the meeting, you'll receive a follow-up email with the information covered at the meeting.