- If you are reporting a person who is in imminent danger of harming themselves or others, please call 911 immediately!
- If your are reporting a person suffering from a mental health crisis call 988!
The Campus Community Incident Report (CCIR) form is an opportunity for any individual in the New Mexico State University community (students, faculty or staff) to provide information concerning an a student in distress, alleged violation of University policies, or general campus behavior/incident concern.
You may submit a report by completing the online form below.
Reports submitted will be reviewed by a designated authority based on the status of the person engaging in the alleged behavior (misconduct) or the situation described.
Reports of student misconduct will be reviewed by the Office of the Dean of Students, Student Conduct & Community Standards or the Office of Institutional Equity, reports of staff misconduct by Human Resources, and reports of faculty misconduct by the Office of the Provost.
Depending on the information provided one of the following actions make be taken:
•No Action: Incidents that fall outside of university jurisdiction, do not involve a current student or employee, or have a lack of evidence. If the reporting party is unable to specifically identify the alleged offender(s), it is likely that no action will be taken.
•Further Investigation: Initial reports filed may require further follow up by university officials. The more detail-specific information supplied using this form will assist in a more timely resolution to the conflict/incident outlined. If further investigation is necessary, the individual submitting the report may be contacted by a university official to provide more information.
•Student Conduct Code Charges Issued: Reports filed and subsequent investigations may lead to alleged violations of the University Student Social Code of Conduct. Accused students will be contacted via email and/or phone and a student conduct proceeding will be held to resolve the conflict.
*Confidentiality for reports of student misconduct:
Information collected via this reporting system will be treated as confidential and is protected under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. The report is an educational record. The DOS staff, an accused student, and those with an educational need to know will be able to review a report.