Report a Concern
Your Voice Matters
By sharing your concerns, whether they are about another student or faculty member or yourself, you're helping us create and maintain a culture of support and care. Once you share your concern, the Dean of Students staff is able to guide people to the resources they need.
Need immediate help? Call 911.
If this is an emergency, call 911. Submitting a report here won’t get you immediate help.
Self Reporting
If you are a student in need of assistance, please fill out this form and we will connect you to the best person or resource to get you moving in the right direction.
Students of Concern
Some of the twists and turns along the college path take students to a dark place. Others just get lost or stuck. By completing this form it is an opportunity to offer a student help so they can get back on the path that brought them to UW-Green Bay campuses: the path to a degree. Help a student the way you would want to be helped.
Bias & Hate Incidents
The purpose of this form is to report to the university incidents motivated by bias or hatred which occur on and off the UW-Green Bay campuses in an effort to record, respond and prevent future behaviors. By reporting such incidents, you help the university community to maintain a positive learning, living and working environment.
General Concerns
Sometimes you see or hear of something and you think to yourself, “Someone should do something about that." Now is your chance to do something. If we don’t know about it, we can’t fix it. So tell us about issues that you believe should be addressed by filling out this form. Thank you for your help.
Sexual Assault or Harassment
If you seek to report sexual assault or harassment, you have options. We're available to support you.
On-Campus Support
Teams of UW-Green Bay staff and faculty members from across the university exist to respond to reports and support you, our students.
Civility & Connection Team
If you experience or witness bias or discrimination on campus and submit a Bias and Hate Incident Report, the Civility and Connection Team will respond o refer the situation for formal investigation and action.
CARE Team (Coordination, Assessment, Response, Evaluation)
Noticing a friend pulling away? Struggling yourself and unsure where to turn? The CARE Team is a group of university professionals dedicated to supporting students who exhibit concerning, disruptive or harmful behavior.
Threat Assessment Team
If you've reported a situation that seems dangerous or where you’re worried about someone’s safety—including your own—the Threat Assessment Team will review your report and respond.
Need More Information?
Please reach out to our team, like Mark Olkowski, Associate Dean of Students. We also welcome any feedback about UW-Green Bay you think could help us better serve students.