Located just 15 miles north of Boston, we're one of the largest state universities in Massachusetts, and an important partner in the economic, cultural and intellectual vitality of the greater Boston region.
Salem State offers 32 undergraduate degree programs in the liberal arts, human services and business, along with graduate programs that provide degrees in 24 fields and a continuing education division that offers both credit and non-credit programs.
Get in touch with us with any questions about our academic programs, campus life or applying.
978.542.6200admissions@salemstate.edu
Salem State is committed to our liberal arts heritage, academic freedom, equity and access, affordability, inclusivity, social justice, student-centeredness, and a sense of community that gives it a small-college feel in a university setting.
This form is used to report information necessary to initiate an investigation of alleged bias, discrimination, harassment, sexual or gender-harassment, domestic or dating violence, stalking or retaliation pursuant to the Universities' Equal Opportunity, Diversity and Affirmative Action Plan ("EO Plan") and/or the Student Code of Conduct. All reasonable efforts will be made to maintain the involved parties' confidentiality during the investigation and resolution procedure.
Salem State University is committed to addressing incidents of bias and appreciates your help in bringing these incidents to our attention. This form can be completed by victims of bias-related incidents, witnesses to them or by staff or faculty members to whom others have reported the incidents. Please include as much information as possible. All reports will be kept confidential to the extent possible; you also have the option to file the report anonymously. If you wish to be contacted, please include your name and contact information at the beginning of the form.
It is unlawful to retaliate against a student, employee or any other person affiliated with the University for filing a complaint or for cooperating in an investigation of a complaint.
All parties to a complaint may have a personal advisor (for union employees this may be a union representative) assist them throughout the process, in accordance with Sexual Violence Policy, Student Code of Conduct and applicable collective bargaining agreements.
If the incident you are reporting is an emergency, please contact the Campus Police immediately at 978-542-6111 or 911 from a cell phone or non-university.
