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Options for handling HARASSMENT problems * Don't Ignore Harassment Harassment of any kind is unacceptable at MIT and is in conflict with the interests and policies of the Institute. This is MIT Policy. See MIT Policies & Procedures, Section 9.5: http://mit.edu/policies/9.5.html * Stop It! Is it harassment? Ask yourself these four questions: - Did the incident actually take place? - Did it cause stress that affected your ability, or the ability of others, to work or study? - Was it unwelcome behavior? - Would a reasonable person of your gender/race/religion/sexual_orientation subjected to this behavior find it unacceptable? If you answer yes to these questions, please don't ignore the situation. * Here's What to Do - If you are in danger, call Campus Police x3-1212 or "100" (emergency) - To talk to someone off the record, call Nightline x3-8800 or a Counseling Dean x3-4861 or an Ombudsman x3-5921 - If you want help from IS&T, send e-mail to stopit@mit.edu |
