6.7 Harassment and Bullying Lincoln College is committed to providing an environment in which all are treated with dignity and respect; and in which they can work and study free from any type of discrimination, harassment, or victimisation. Harassment is a serious offence which is punishable under the College’s disciplinary procedures. The full policy statement and code of practice can be read on the College website at . If at any time you feel that you are being bullied or harassed, whether by another student, by a tutor, or by a member of staff, you can call upon one of the College’s Harassment Advisors for advice and assistance. The current Advisors are Dr Barbara Havelkova (Tutor in Law) and Dr Perry Gauci (Tutor in History). Further description of the help available is contained in the policy document hosted on our website. You can also approach the College welfare personnel detailed above to discuss the situation and your feelings about it.
6.7 Harassment and Bullying Lincoln College is committed to providing an environment in which all are treated with dignity and respect; and in which they can work and study free from any type of discrimination, harassment, or victimisation. Harassment is a serious offence which is punishable under the College’s disciplinary procedures. The full policy statement and code of practice can be read on the College website at . If at any time you feel that you are being bullied or harassed, whether by another student, by a tutor, or by a member of staff, you can call upon one of the College’s Harassment Advisors for advice and assistance. The current Advisors are Dr Barbara Havelkova (Tutor in Law) and Dr Perry Gauci (Tutor in History). Further description of the help available is contained in the policy document hosted on our website. You can also approach the College welfare personnel detailed above to discuss the situation and your feelings about it.
6.%20Support%20for%20Students.docx