For Students Going Through a Conduct Process
Student Rights & Responsibilities manages reports of student misconduct on campus, include violations of the Code of Academic Integrity and the Code of Student Conduct.
Your case manager will serve as your point of contact for any questions about your case and the conduct process.
We understand going through a conduct process can be a stressful experience. You may find these additional resources helpful.
- On-Campus Mental Health Resources
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On-Campus Mental Health Resources:
CAPS - Student Health Center: (202) 994-5300 option #2 to speak with a counselor 24/7.
GW Listens: call or text (202) 902-8255 from Sun-Wed, 9pm – 1am for confidential conversations with trained student volunteers
GWU Health Center Self-Help resources: This provides written tips on topics including anxiety, helping and friend, and time management.
- Additional On-Campus Resources
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Additional On-Campus Resources:
Academic Advising:
Students seeking counseling and/or need information regarding their current academic status after or during their case could reach out to an advisor.
Collects and responds to online reports of bias incidents at GW. The BIRT will convene to ensure that students have access to appropriate support and to assist the university in a coordinated campus response to bias-related incidents.
CARE Team: You can use this to refer students or yourself to a variety of support resources on campus.
Campus Living and Residential Engagement: (202) 994-2552
Students can contact the above resource for issues regarding their residential environment on-campus and housing assignment.
Center for Career Services: (202) 994-6495
Offers career coaching, self-assessment, and many more services. If you are evaluating how your conduct situation may affect your future career prospects, they can assist you in considering how to address this as you search.
Disability Support Services: (202) 994-8250
Students needing accommodation to fully participate in the conduct process should request those as soon as possible from their case manager. Students seeking other accommodations should work with DSS.
Financial Aid Services Office: (202) 994-6620
If your conduct case could involve removal from housing, suspension, dismissal, or failure of a course, we recommend checking with Financial Aid regarding any effects on aid you receive.
International Services Office: (202) 994-4477
If you are an international student and your ability to attend the university may be limited as a result of your case, we encourage you to reach out to the ISO as soon as possible, so that they can help you anticipate any visa issues.
Office for Study Abroad: (202) 994-1649
Students interested in Study Abroad opportunities can call to find out how their cases may be affected or help you anticipate any issues.
- Online/Off-Campus Mental Health Resources
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Online/Off-Campus Mental Health Resources:
Timely Care: App offering 24/7 virtual care services including scheduled counseling, self-care content, and on-demand emotional support. GW students have free access.
Access Helpline: (888) 793-4357 for 24/7 mental health professionals
CrisisLink: call (703) 527-4077 or text CONNECT to 85511 for 24/7 assistance
- Victims of Crime Assistance
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Victims of Crime Assistance:
GW Emergency Services: Call (202) 994-6111 for emergencies, and (202) 994-6110 for non-emergencies
DC Office of Victim Services: (844) 443-5732 for 24/7 DC Crime Victim hotline
Alexandria Virginia Victim Witness Assistance Program: (703) 746-4100 available M – F, 8 - 5 for assistance
- Substance Abuse Concerns
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Substance Abuse Concerns:
Alcohol and Substance Abuse Services: (202) 741-2888, 2150 Pennsylvania Ave, NW
Alcoholics Anonymous: (202) 966-9115 from 10am – 10pm
In person or virtual AA meetings in the DC area.
In person or virtual Narcotics Anonymous meeting in the DC area.
Recovery Clubhouses Near GW:
The Dupont Circle Club (DCC) first opened its doors in November of 1989. Today they provide space for over 90 recovery meetings each week and host eighteen different 12-step fellowships. These meetings bring hundreds of people a week into the rooms of the DCC. The DCC is honored to be part of the recovery community and we exist to help support all those who seek recovery to become more happy, joyous, and free.
The Westside Club offers a number of services for the recovery community. Books, meetings, special recovery related events, snacks, coffee and fellowship are found here 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
The Triangle Club officially opened its doors on January 1, 1990. Since then, the Triangle Club, supported by membership dues, meeting rent and individual donations, has provided a safe, well-maintained facility where members of the LGBT community can hold meetings and gather in fellowship.
- Sexual Assault and Intimate Partner Violence Resources
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Sexual Assault and Intimate Partner Violence:
The Sexual Assault and Intimate Violence (SAIV) Helpline at 202-994-7222 is a confidential crisis helpline for GW students impacted by sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating and domestic violence, and stalking. It is staffed by a team of clinically-trained professionals who are ready to respond to calls 24/7 365 days a year. Please note that the SAIV Helpline is completely confidential and will not result in a report to the Title IX office.
The Office of Advocacy and Support is the dedicated, confidential support resource for survivors of sexual assault, intimate partner violence and stalking. OAS supports survivors by offering: confidential, trauma-informed, and healing centered listening and processing space; safety planning; accompaniments; assistance with on and off-campus resource navigation; referrals; ongoing emotional support; and more. OAS is an excellent resource for all student survivors, especially those who may be unsure of what next steps they would like to take and would benefit from a confidential space in which to explore options. They can be reached by phone at 202-994-0443 or via email at [email protected].
GW Title IX Office: (202) 994-7434
National Sexual Assault Hotline: (800) 656-4673 or online for 24/7 assistance
DC Rape Crisis Center: (202) 333-7273 for 24/7 assistance
National Domestic Violence Hotline: (800) 799-7233 for 24/7 assistance