What are the key features of the college's policy on sexual harassment and assault?

• A. Prohibits sexual harassment and assault; process for reporting and investigation; remedies include supportive measures and disciplinary action.
• B. Allows sexual harassment with consent of the involved parties.
• C. Prohibits only physical assault; prohibits not other forms.
• D. Allows the college to ignore minor incidents.

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that the college policy on sexual harassment and assault forbids such conduct, provides a clear process for reporting and investigating incidents, and lays out remedies that protect and support those affected while holding violators accountable. In practice, this means harassment and assault are prohibited in all campus settings, there are accessible reporting channels (including confidential options where available), investigations are conducted promptly and thoroughly, and steps are taken to protect the complainant during the process. Remedies can include accommodations like academic adjustments, counseling, changes to housing or class schedules, and disciplinary actions against those found responsible. The other options don’t fit because harassment isn’t allowed simply by consent, the policy covers more than just physical assault, and the college doesn’t ignore minor incidents that are reported.