STUDENT RIGHTS & RESPONSIBILITIES
As a Kellogg Community College (Â鶹ÊÓƵ) student, you are entitled to certain rights and are expected to uphold specific responsibilities. These rights and responsibilities set the foundation for the College to promote a safe and successful learning environment for all of our students. College policies and procedures are aimed at protecting those rights while also detailing critical campus safety information.
Explore rights, responsibilities, and campus safety here:
Student Rights
As a student, you have the right to a safe and successful campus environment. Here are some resources to learn more about those rights:
Student Responsibilities
We expect all students to contribute to a positive campus environment. Learn more about your responsibilities and our community standards in the
Counseling - Bruins Care
Self-care and overall wellbeing is an important factors to the campus environment. If you want to connect with a licensed Â鶹ÊÓƵ counselor or want to refer someone else for counseling, let us know by submitting a .Ìý
Incident Reporting
As a member of the Bruin community, you have the right and responsibility to report incidents that may compromise the positive campus environment we strive for. Explore your reporting options at the page.Ìý
Title IX - Sexual Harassment, Discrimination, and/or Misconduct
Title IX is a federal regulation that provides students protection from sexual harassment, sex- or gender-based discrimination, or sexual misconduct.
Student Complaints
If you have a concern and/or complaint about your Â鶹ÊÓƵ experience, we want to know. Use the form to share the details with us.
Safe Campus Training
Â鶹ÊÓƵ wants to collaborate with students in creating a fun, healthy, and vibrant campus community. As part of that commitment, we expect all students to complete Safe Campus Training, an engaging online, research-based program that provides a unique learning experience regarding important prevention skills and strategies for our students. You will learn about healthy relationships, the importance of consent and being a good communicator, and the many ways you can help create the safe, positive campus you want to be a part of.ÌýÌý
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A free safety app that lets others look out for you.Ìý
Be a part of creating a fun, healthy, and vibrant campus community by clicking the above icon and completing Safe Campus Training.