SC Aware
You report. We respond.
If there is immediate risk to life or property call Schoolcraft Police at 734-462-4424, or dial 911.
Creating a Culture of Awareness
We believe that everyone is responsible for upholding the core values of respect and responsibility; this includes working together to keep our campus safe. SC aware provides a safe place where members of the college community can report concerns without the fear of retaliation.
Do I have to provide my name?
Reports can be submitted anonymously; however we encourage you to provide your contact information. Students wishing to have anonymity must make that request at the time their reports are submitted. There may be some cases for which requests for anonymity may not be able to be provided. There may also be situations where we cannot provide remedy if we cannot identify the student.
What can I expect after I report?
Your report will be assigned to a staff member for follow-up. Your report will be reviewed in a fair and impartial manner. We may contact you to obtain additional information.
What about confidentiality?
You can request confidentiality. We make every effort to honor such requests but cannot guarantee it. In some cases, disclosure is necessary in order to address the matter.
File an SC Aware Report
Student Support for those affected by COVID
For Students
The Student Relations office will serve as a liaison between the student and the college in the event that a student is impacted by the Coronavirus (COVID-19). You should complete this form if:
- You or someone in your household has been positively diagnosed with the virus.
- You are the primary caregiver for a family member who has tested positive for the virus.
- Your work schedule had changed due to COVID and you want to see if you can still complete your courses. If your instructor is unable to give you flexibility with assignment deadlines or accepting work beyond deadlines, you will need to review our Extenuating Circumstances appeal process.
Report Instructional Concerns or Academic Matters
For Students
Students may appeal academic decisions regarding a grade or other actions resulting from their academic performance. Students must follow the proper steps in the appeal process, observing the time limits for completion of various steps in the process.
Report Concerning Behavior or Misconduct
For students, employees and visitors
Use this form if you:
- are concerned that someone may harm themselves or others
- think someone may be experiencing depression or other mental health issue
- have witnessed a crime or have information about a crime
- have seen or heard aggressive or inappropriate behavior
- have information about a violation of the Student Code of Conduct
- have a concern about your safety or the safety of the campus community
- wish to report an act of academic dishonesty
Students Experiencing Extenuating Circumstances
Request a Late Drop, Withdrawal (“W” grade) or Retake Credit
Use this form is you are experiencing one or more of the following circumstances:
- Health: Student experiences lengthy illness, injury or hospitalization.
- Caregiving: Student is caregiver for a loved one experiencing a lengthy illness, injury or hospitalization.
- Mandatory work schedule change: Student’s employer implements a mandatory change in the student’s work schedule.
- Bereavement: Student experiences the death of a loved one.
- Military deployment: Student is deployed for military duty.
Report Customer Service Concerns and Issues
For students, employees and visitors
Use this form if you:
- are dissatisfied with the services provided by a college staff member, or office
- want to tell us how we can better serve or support you
- have a concern about access to, or condition of any building or campus space (e.g. classrooms, parking lots and restrooms)
Report Website or Technology Accessibility Concerns
For students, employees and visitors
Use this form if you:
- want to let us know about a broken link or unresponsive page
- have a concern about a page or item that you feel is not accessible
- want to report another concern about Schoolcraft.edu or other technology (such as Ocelot Access, or Blackboard.)
Laptop and Hot Spot Loan Program
Through the generosity of Bosch Corporation and the Schoolcraft Foundation, the Hinkle Student Resource Center can assist students with technology needs through our Laptop Loan & Hot Spot Loan programs. The loan programs are handled through a simple application process. To qualify for the program, students must meet the following requirements:
- Be in good financial standing with the college.
- Be in good academic standing with the college.
- Be enrolled in and remain enrolled in for-credit classes for the semester in which they are seeking a loan.
Student Complaint Process for Out of State Enrollments
Schoolcraft College is a member of the State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement. In adherence with this agreement, we make available additional information for out of state students regarding student complaint procedures.
All Schoolcraft College students should complete the Schoolcraft College Academic Appeal and Instructional Complaint form and follow the Schoolcraft College Academic Appeal Procedure.
If you are an out of state student, you may also file an appeal, with our state portal agency, the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA). However, if you live in Florida, California, or Massachusetts, you would need to contact your state’s agency that deals with student concerns. Contact information is provided in the following list of state offices.
Not Anymore
All students are expected to view the online ‘Not Anymore’ videos. These videos teach students how to prevent and respond to sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, stalking, and sexual harassment.
By viewing these videos and taking the online quiz, you will learn how to be safe and how to keep others safe, and you will help Schoolcraft comply with federal requirements raise campus awareness about standing up to interpersonal violence.
