Policies & Regulations
Stony Brook
- Scholarship: Guide / Application
- SKAP100: SUNY Korea-SB Attendance Policy
- SKAP110: Transfer Credit Policy of SUNY Korea
- SKAP120: Online Course Policy of SUNY Korea
- SKAP130: Visiting Home Campus Policy
- Scholarship: Guide / Application
- SKAP101: SUNY Korea-FIT Attendance Policy
- SKAP111: Transfer Credit Policy of SUNY Korea FIT
- SKAP121: Online Course Policy of SUNY Korea FIT
- 2018-2019 SUNY Korea Faculty Handbook
- SKAP140: SUNY Korea Library Use Policy
- SKAP180: SUNY Korea Grievance Resolution Committee Guidelines
- SKSP 110: Residential College Live On Campus Requirement Policy
- SKSP 111: Missing Student Protocol
- SKSP 130: Student Employment Policies and Procedures
- SKSP 140: Academic and Student Affairs Administrative Service Charge Policy
- SUNY Korea 2019 University Student Conduct Code
- Appeal form for the student conduct code hearing
- Complaint Procedure for Allegations of Discrimination
- Reporting Options and Resources
Committee on Institutional Diversity and Equity (CIDE)
Title IX protects all SUNY Korea students, faculty and staff by prohibiting sexual discrimination and harassment in all forms. If you are the victim of sexual violence, you are not alone. Sexual violence happens to people of all genders and sexual orientations. Your safety is our primary concern. If you wish to file a complaint of sexual misconduct, please contact SUNY Korea’s Chair of CIDE, Title IX Deputy and/or Title IX Coordinators.
For the detailed steps after an incident, Please refer to the below.
- Complaint Procedure for Allegations of Discrimination
- Reporting Options and Resources
SUNY Korea Grievance Resolution Committee (GRC)
The Grievance Resolution Committee (GRC) considers students, and faculty's complaints of arbitrary, capricious, malicious, or otherwise improper actions related to academic or non-academic matters.
For the detailed steps after an incident, Please refer to the below.