OMBUDS

Communication to the Office does not constitute notice to the University. This includes allegations that may be perceived to be violations of laws, regulations or policies, such as sexual harassment, issues covered by the Whistleblower policy, or incidents subject to reporting under the Clery Act. Because the Ombuds does not function as part of the administration of the University nor as a "Campus security authority" as defined in the Cleary Act, even if the Ombuds becomes aware of such allegations, the Ombuds is not required to report it to the University or to law enforcement... The UCSF Office of the Ombuds was established in 2011 to promote a supportive learning and working environment at UCSF by providing problem solving resources that are protected from disclosure. The Office of the Ombuds serves all members of the UCSF community (faculty, non-faculty academics, staff, administrators, students, post-doctoral fellows and other trainees, and affiliates) and offers a safe,..

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