Our office receives and reviews allegations of non-academic misconduct against Emory University undergraduate students. Some examples of non-academic misconduct handled by our office are fighting, harassment, illegal drug use, intimidation, theft, threats, underage alcohol use, vandalism. The Undergraduate Code of Conduct provides the full list of expectations for how students should behave, and what behaviors are prohibited.
Anyone can file a report. Use the public, online report form below to file a report. You can also call our office at 404-727-3154 and ask to speak with a staff member for assistance with filing a report. While anonymous reports are accepted, our ability to review and respond to a report that is filing anonymously is severely restricted.
Do not use these forms to report an emergency or other urgent concern. Call the Emory Police Department at 404-727-6111 to report any emergency or urgent concern.
This is the online form for submitting a conduct complaint. If you have questions about submitting a complaint or about the process, please call 404-727-3154 for assistance. Do not use this form to report an emergency or other urgent concern. Call the Emory Police Department at 404-727-6111 twenty four hours a day to report any emergency or urgent concern.
Academic misconduct (e.g., cheating on a test, plagiarizing a paper) is prohibited by the Honor Code. Each school at the University enforces its standards of honor, and violations of these standards are reviewed by the schools, usually in a process that involved both faculty and student involvement.
The Office of Student Conduct does not review cases or academic misconduct, but can provide consultation and referral to the appropriate school administrator on request.
Academic Integrity Administrators
College of Arts and Sciences Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Education, Jason Ciejka, PhD Email: jciejka@emory.edu Phone: 404.727.0674
Ms. Blaire Wilson Assistant Director, Honor Council Email: blaire.wilson@emory.edu Phone: 404.727.8928
Goizueta Business School BBA Undergraduate Program Office Email: bba_programs@bus.emory.edu Phone: 404.727.8106
Woodruff School of Nursing Honor Council Members listing
At Emory University, we are committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and respectful environment for all members of our community. To that end, Campus Life created Bias Support Services (BSS) for students to report and to be connected to University resources when they have experienced some form of bias.
What is Bias?
Bias refers to the presence of preconceived opinions, attitudes, or prejudices that may permeate interactions, experiences, and academic endeavors in the student experience. Bias is distinct from discrimination, which is prohibited by Emory’s Equal Opportunity and Discriminatory Harassment Policy 1.3 and addressed via the Department of Equity and Civil Rights Compliance (DECRC).
Experiencing bias can be distressing, and we understand that students may benefit from receiving support to help them determine the best way to move forward. At Emory University, we are committed to offering assistance and guidance to those affected by bias, ensuring they have the resources and support they need.
Reporting incidents of bias plays a crucial role in supporting our mission to foster a safe and inclusive environment. By submitting a bias report, you contribute to creating a campus where students feel valued and supported. Your reports help us identify patterns, address concerns, and enhance our community’s commitment to diversity and inclusion, aligning with the university's vision of being “One Emory and Academic Community of Choice.”
If you believe you have encountered a bias incident, we strongly encourage you to submit a report. Initiate a Bias Incident Report by using the button below and selecting "Bias Report" from the drop-down menu. The form offers you the option to upload any supporting documentation, such as screenshots, documents, or pictures.
For more information about Bias Incident Reporting, visit the webpage here.
