Submitting a Report
Choosing to come to Georgetown University means joining a distinctive community. As a Catholic and Jesuit University, Georgetown places special emphasis on the dignity and worth of every person and the love of truth. Membership in this community carries high expectations regarding how each person will act within and beyond Healy Gates.
The Code of Student Conduct covers how the University will respond to allegations of students engaging in non-academic misconduct as explained by The Code.
When concerns arise regarding non-academic misconduct, members of the University community are encouraged to share them with the Office of Student Conduct. Reports may also involve alleged violations of laws, regulations, or University policies.
You may submit a concern at any time. Please note that responses from the Office of Student Conduct are reviewed during regular business hours. If this is an emergency, contact:
- Georgetown University Police Department: 202-687-4343
- Capitol Campus Department of Public Safety: 202-662-9325
- Local law enforcement: 911
What Happens After You Report
- Review – Once a report is submitted, the Director of Student Conduct will review the information.
- Follow-Up – You may be contacted for additional details if clarification is needed.
- Process Decision – The report may be closed if no further action is required, or it may proceed into the community standards process.
Please be aware that, under FERPA, confidentiality applies to students involved in the community standards process. As a result, information about a referral cannot be shared with the individual who submitted it.