The deadline to submit FAFSA and CADAA applications is extended to May 2, 2024
California has extended the deadline by a month due to ongoing setbacks with the application process. The revised deadline to submit FAFSA and CADAA applications is May 2, 2024. For assistance, please contact Financial Aid at (916) 660-7310.
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We Are All Responsible for Campus Safety
Sierra College is committed to creating an inclusive and supportive learning and working environment for all members of the campus community. Campus safety is our top priority, and we take all reports of concerning behavior seriously to protect everyone’s health and well-being.
Sierra College depends on our community of students and employees to identify and report behaviors of concern so the college can provide the appropriate support services and resources to those who have been affected. If you see something, say, and do something about it – request a referral for support, or report any concerning behavior or suspicious activity using the forms below.
Please use the following forms to request support or report concerning or suspicious behavior. Share only what you are comfortable sharing and, in some cases, you may submit your concerns anonymously.
The CARE Team serves as a coordinated resource for students experiencing challenges related to personal well-being, which can include mental and emotional health struggles, complex personal issues, or general distress.
Students may use this form to refer themselves or another student to be connected with the CARE Team.
Title IX incidents include sex or gender-based discrimination, including sexual harassment, dating violence, domestic violence, stalking, sexual assault, or non-consensual sexual interactions.
Students may always report to the Sierra College Title IX Office with questions or to make a report, but before making a report, students have a right to request free confidential campus advocate support to learn about resources, support and reporting options.
Sierra College Title IX Campus Advocates provide free and confidential advocacy and support services to students who have experienced sex, or gender-based discrimination, including sexual harassment, dating violence, domestic violence, stalking, sexual assault, or non-consensual sexual interactions.
Title IX Campus Advocates are specially trained counselors who provide confidential reporting and accompaniment support.
Note: By using the Title IX Campus Advocate Request form, understand that your concern will not be reported to the Title IX Office.
Report Disruptive Behavior
Disruptive behavior is prohibited in or out of a classroom setting. Both students and employees can report disruptive behavior. If you need to report an emergency, please dial 911.
Academic dishonesty is any type of cheating, plagiarism, fabrication or falsification of data, deception of an instructor by providing false information for missing an exam or deadline or claiming to have submitted coursework when you know you have not.
Sierra Joint Community College District strives to ensure all qualified applicants for employment, employees, and students have full and equal access to employment opportunities and educational programs and activities.
If you believe you have experienced discrimination or harassment, or know of an incident involving others, you may use the Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO), Equal Education Report form.
Request pregnancy-related academic support or accommodations, or report pregnancy-related discrimination.
Pregnancy includes pregnancy, false pregnancy, termination of pregnancy, childbirth, lactation, postpartum and other pregnancy-related conditions, or recovery from these conditions.
The CARE Team serves as a coordinated resource for students experiencing challenges related to personal well-being, which can include mental and emotional health struggles, complex personal issues, or general distress.
Faculty and staff may use this referral form to connect a student you are concerned about with the CARE Team.
Title IX incidents include sex or gender-based discrimination, including sexual harassment, dating violence, domestic violence, stalking, sexual assault, or non-consensual sexual interactions.
Sierra Joint Community College District strives to ensure all qualified applicants for employment, employees, and students have full and equal access to employment opportunities and educational programs and activities.
If you believe you have experienced discrimination or harassment, or know of an incident involving others, use the Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO), Equal Education Report form.
Disruptive behavior is prohibited in or out of a classroom setting. Both students and employees can report disruptive behavior. If you need to report an emergency, please dial 911.
Academic dishonesty is any type of cheating, plagiarism, fabrication or falsification of data, deception of an instructor by providing false information for missing an exam or deadline or claiming to have submitted coursework when you know you have not.
Request pregnancy-related academic support or accommodations, or report pregnancy-related discrimination.
Pregnancy includes pregnancy, false pregnancy, termination of pregnancy, childbirth, lactation, postpartum and other pregnancy-related conditions, or recovery from these conditions.
Sierra College Faculty and Staff Reporting Obligations
At Sierra College, with a few exceptions*all employees have a duty, under Title IX and/or California Senate Bill 493 and District policies to report all forms of sexual harassment to the Title IX Coordinator. Employees are required to report all relevant information they know about sexual harassment, including the name of the Respondent (with Student ID number if known), the Complainant (with Student ID number if known) any other witnesses, and the date, time, and location of the alleged incident, to the extent that information is disclosed.
*Therapists, CARE Directors and employees, or Campus Victim Advocates are generally exempt from reporting to the Title IX Coordinator.
