Most of our questions have the option not to answer if that is what you choose, but so you know what to expect when you complete either of our forms below is a list of the questions to expect.
The majority of the questions on our Speak to an Adviser and Access Support form are multiple choice, with a free text box where you can tell us about what happened if you choose to do so. You will be asked to provide your name and contact details so an Adviser can contact you.
In the Anonymous Reporting form, all questions are multiple choice. You will also be asked about your reason(s) for reporting anonymously. Please remember we are unable to take action on anonymous reports.
Questions on the Speak to an Adviser and Access Support form:
Name
Staff/student number
Date of birth
Telephone number
Can we leave a voicemail
Email address
What is the address of your current residence
Are you happy for us to send a short email confirming your request for support has been received and provide some general information about next steps?
How would you prefer to be contacted?
Are you a… (this is a list containing multiple options such as, but not limited to, - University of Stirling student, staff member, parent etc)
What is your ethnicity or ethnic group?
How would you describe your gender?
Do you consider yourself to be trans or have a trans history?
What is your sex (your sex described at birth?)
Does your report concern (this is a list containing multiple options such as, but not limited to - University of Stirling Student, family member, partner etc)
Would you rather speak to (female or male member of staff)
Does your request for support concern gender-based or sexual violence, or does it concern bullying and harassment? (we include some examples of these to help if you aren’t sure)
Do you feel any of these factors contributed to the behaviours (protected characteristics as defined in the Equality Act):?
When did the incident take place?
Any further information you think we need at this point in time?
Questions on the anonymous reporting form:
Why would you prefer to report this incident anonymously?
Are you reporting on behalf of…. (this is a list containing multiple options such as, but not limited to - yourself, a friend, a fellow student)
Are you (this is a list containing multiple options such as, but not limited to – a University of Stirling student, staff member etc)
How would you describe your gender?
What is your sex (as described at birth)
Do you consider yourself to be trans or have a trans history?
What type of incident do you wish to report?
Additional incident type, if relevant
Do you feel any of these factors contributed to the behaviours (protected characteristics as defined in the Equality Act):
When did the incident take place?
Main location the incident took place
Additional location if relevant
Is the reported person a… (this is a list containing multiple options such as, but not limited to - a University of Stirling Student, a family member, partner etc)
Have you reported the incident to the Police?