Bias Education is available through the Office of Student Belonging. Training is available regarding intolerance and bias to support understanding of difference and respect for all. Creating and sustaining an inclusive student community that supports the diversity of perspectives and experiences is important.
Students who have witnessed or have been a target of a hate or bias motivated act/incident on campus or while participating in a University-sponsored activity should report it promptly.
Please Note: All reports will be evaluated for violations of university policy and criminal law. This form is NOT a police report; if you are in immediate danger, call University Police at 973-655-5222.
There are Three Ways to Report an Incident
- Complete the online form.
- In the case of a physical confrontation or injury resulting from a bias-related incident, contact University Police immediately at 973-655-5222.
- For all other bias-related incidents, call the Dean of Students Office and/or the Office of Residence Life at 973-655-4118. The matter may be referred to University Police.
Provides support for students and student-lead organizations through participation in co-curricular educational activities that enhance students’ career preparation, cultural diversity awareness, public service, leadership, and personal growth.
Student Center, Room 104
973-655-7818
Office of the Dean of Students
Connects students with the appropriate services and ensures the resolution of concerns that impact student academic and/or personal well-being.
Student Center, Suite 400
973-655-4118
Disability Resource Center (DRC)
Provides support to students with disabilities in all curricular and co-curricular activities and assists with accommodations and services necessary to equalize access to all areas of the University.
Cole Hall, Room 303
973-655-5431
Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF)
EOF provides quality academic support, leadership development, financial literacy, career enrichment, intentional counseling, advisement and need based financial assistance.
Cole Hall, Room 301
973-655-4385
Provides educational programs, outreach, weekly workshops, drug and alcohol support programs, and peer advocacy to students.
Student Center Annex, Room 205
973-655-7397
Drop-In Center
Cottage building located between the Student Center and Richardson Hall.
973-655-5271
Office of Global Engagement (OGE)
Provides resource services to all incoming and current students with their application and immigration process and supports students through international student orientation, employment workshops, weekly conversation groups, and cultural and social activities.
Cole Hall, Room 148
973-655-6862
Student Government Association (SGA)
Provides support and services to over 60 on-campus student run organizations offering opportunities for students to connect and explore new interests in the areas of public service, culture, arts, hobbies, sports and Greek life.
Student Center, Room 103
973-655-4202
Did You Know?
We have helpful resources on multicultural awareness, videos, magazines, and resource guides. Many of these items can be borrowed to help develop your individual programs and events. In addition, we have an in-house library with literature focused on diversity and tolerance.