University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
PA-6: Support for Underrepresented Groups

All of the organizations that call the American Intercultural Center "home" offer opportunities to affirm and share their own culture, learn about other cultures, gain skills that can be developed through co-curricular activities, and get involved in the campus at-large in the context of a supportive environment. Members typically are represented eery year among students who win campus-wide University Leadership Awards. Student organzations include: Black Student Union; Intertribal Student Council; La Organizacion Latino Amercana; Sexuality and Gender Alliance - Fair Wisconsin; Southeast Asian Student Union; and, Women of Color.

The purpose of the Bias Motivated Incident Form is to track the nature of bias motivated incidents on and off the UW-Green Bay campus in an effort to prevent future behaviors and to help maintain a positive learning, living and working environment within our community. Examples may include but are not limited to the use of degrading language or slurs, spoken or written directed at women, men, gays, lesbian, racist, anti-semitic, etc. Incidents that rise to the level of a crime should also be reported to University Police. This form does not substitute for reporting violations pursuant to existing policies regarding sexual harassment, or discrimination.