Delta State University cares about each member of the campus community and invites them to share their concerns and complaints. Our complaint process and support resources help students impacted by a variety of circumstances.
Please note that due to required compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), the person making the referral may not receive additional information regarding the status of a filing but may request at the time of submission for a copy of the report be sent to them.
To make a report, please review the areas below that apply to your concern, then submit the report:
Immediate Safety Concern
If you or someone you know is experiencing a life-threatening emergency, is making threats to harm themselves or others, or poses a threat to the University or its community, contact the University Police Department at (662) 846-4155 or dial 911.
Academic Difficulty: An S.O.S. Alert
The Stay Okra Strong (S.O.S.) early alert is a system to identify and assist academically at-risk students through organized outreach. Faculty, staff, and students may refer a student by completing the S.O.S. form. Once the form is submitted, the Student Success team is alerted and follows-up with next steps.
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Campus Counseling (Non-Emergency)
This form is used to report “non-emergency” behavioral, emotional and/or mental health concerns regarding DSU students. If you have questions regarding campus counseling services, please contact us at counselingandtesting@deltastate.edu or call us at (662) 846-4690.
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Hazing Incident
This form is used to report any intentional, knowing, or reckless act committed by a person (whether individually or in concert with other persons) against another person or persons regardless of the willingness of such other person or persons to participate. These fall under the University’s definition of hazing and any faculty, staff, or student can/should report incidents for review that are perceived to have violated the Hazing policy.
If you have any questions regarding any incident, please contact the Program Manager for Student Conduct & Community Support, via email at conduct@deltastate.edu, or by stopping by Suite 204, H.L. Nowell Union.
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Non-Academic Grievance
This form allows students to formally question the application of any University regulation, rule, policy, requirement or procedure, not otherwise covered by a more specific policy or procedure. For questions about this form or policy, please contact the Vice President for Student Affairs.
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Student Code of Conduct
This form provides an avenue for all faculty, staff, and students to report non-emergency incidents for review that are perceived to have violated the Student Code of Conduct. If you have any questions regarding any incident please contact Eric Magner, Program Manager for Student Conduct & Community Support, via email at conduct@deltastate.edu, or by stopping by Suite #204 of the H.L. Nowell Union.
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Title IX Violations
If you’re not in immediate danger and have been sexually harassed or violated or feel that you have been and would like to ask questions regarding your experience, please contact the University’s Title IX Coordinator at titleix@deltastate.edu. The coordinator will advise you of your rights, the support systems, and resources available to you, as well as the investigation protocols.
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University Police Assistance
The University Police Department (UPD) strives to protect life and property, understand and serve the needs of the campus community, and improve the quality of life by building capacities and apprehending offenders in a manner consistent with law and reflective of shared university values. Click on the button to file an anonymous report of criminal activity.
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