Culture of Respect

Culture of Respect - Civility - Safety - Community

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The Stockton Culture of Respect represents our ongoing commitment to civility, community and safety.

  • We value each and every person, including, students, faculty, staff, visitors and neighbors, as members of our Stockton family.
  • We strive to reinforce the values of a decent and honorable community by elevating the civil, respectful behavior and personal responsibility of every Stockton community member.
  • The Culture of Respect also means that we always look out for each other.
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Partners:

STOCKTON POLICE

Stockton Police

Call 9-1-1 in case of any emergency. Enhancing the goal of providing quality higher education in a safe and secure atmosphere.

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Office of Student Conduct

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This office helps students navigate their rights as members of the Stockton community and uphold their responsibilities to institutional values.

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Counseling Center

Lake Fred

Strengthening student learning by minimizing interruption of the learning process caused by mental health concerns.

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Dean of Students

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Supporting and encouraging our students' academic, professional, social, and personal growth.

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Diversity & Inclusion

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This office takes a leadership role in advancing and supporting institutional diversity and inclusion efforts.

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Equal Opportunity & Institutional Compliance

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Oversees Stockton’s compliance with state/federal equal opportunity laws and with New Jersey State Ethics Law.

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Stockton Cares

Stockton Cares facilitates a culture that enables students to thrive personally and academically, in part by connecting students to resources both on and off campus.

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Wellness Center

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Balancing study, family and life commitments: fostering positive changes and wellness into the community culture.

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Women's, Gender & Sexuality Center

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Empowering students who identify as women and those who identify as LGBTQIA+, victims of power-based personal violence.

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Related Resources:

Be Prepared

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Prepare for an emergency situation.Plan ahead with our guide of generally recommended emergency responses.

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Bias Prevention Education & Review Team

Bias Reporting

Civility and respect promote the free exchange of ideas; the hallmark of a great public institution of higher education.

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Clery Act & Crime Reporting

Independence Walk

Our annual security report includes the three previous years of crime statistics; daily crime log, and security policies.

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Sexual Misconduct

Sexual Misconduct

Sexual assault of any community member is serious. Our resources support victims and protect students.

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Stockton Safe

Campus Center

“Stockton Safe” provides a safe zone for all students, faculty, and staff regardless of immigration status.

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YOU CAN HELP

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Yes, you can help: Green Dot bystander intervention; Safe Zone and Osprey Advocacy workshops, and more...

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