Resources
VIII. Communication with Media
Claims of acts of intolerance may attract the attention of outside media. All media inquiries should be reported to the director of communications for Student Affairs. Comments should not be made to the media by unauthorized individuals, as the vice provost for student affairs in concert with the University News Service is responsible for all official university statements or press releases regarding acts of intolerance.
IX. Data Collection
A record of reported acts of intolerance will be maintained and analyzed by the Office of the Vice Provost for Student Affairs. Data will be carefully evaluated to provide a deeper understanding of the campus climate regarding diversity, intolerance and free expression, so that appropriate educational tools for students, faculty and staff can be created.
X. University Resources
In addition to the staff involved in the reporting process, below is a listing of University resources available to students, faculty and staff.
- Asian American Activities Center
- Bechtel International Center
- Black Community Services Center
- The Bridge Peer Counseling Center
- Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
- Department of Public Safety (Stanford Police)
- Diversity and Access Office
- El Centro Chicano y Latino
- Graduate Life Office
- Graduate School of Business, Student Life Office
- Health Promotion Services at Vaden
- Law School, Office of Student Affairs
- LGBT Community Resources Center
- Medical School, Student Affairs
- Native American Cultural Center
- Office of Accessible Education
- Office for Religious Life
- Ombuds Office
- School of Earth Sciences, Office of the Dean
- School of Education, Academic Services
- School of Engineering, Student Affairs
- School of Humanities & Sciences, Office of the Dean
- Sexual Harassment Policy Office
- Vice Provost for Student Affairs
- Wellness Network at Stanford
- Women's Community Center
