Campus Civil Rights Survey

I feel unsafe/threatened during certain student activities on campus.
I avoid certain areas where particular student groups are active.
I hide my religious and/or political symbols out of fear.
I hide my pro-Israel symbols out of fear.
I am not allowed to wear clothing with a political and/or pro-Israel message.
I refrain from expressing my personal views to faculty and/or other students out of fear.
A swastika or other hate symbol was discovered (e.g.: drawn Another student or faculty member made disparaging remarks.
I experienced humiliation and/or aggression at the hands of another student or faculty.
I was heckled as I walked by a gathering, or in class, or at a campus-wide event.
A negative experienced on campus interfered with my studies, school performance, and/or ability to participate in campus programs and activities.
I was shouted down and/or harassed while tabling on campus for a cause that is important to me.
I have not experienced any of the above, but I know of (or witnessed) a student who has. (Please provide details in comment box below.)

I believe that I have experienced bullying because: (Check all that apply) I was punched, slapped, pinched or tripped.
Others wore gang paraphernalia and/or clothing meant to intimidate or exclude me.
Others spread rumors about me or posted degrading, harmful, or explicit pictures, messages, or information using social media or other forms of electronic communication.
Others name-called, joked, or made offensive remarks about my religion, gender, ethnicity, or socioeconomic status.
Others name-called, joked, or made offensive remarks about my political affiliation and/or pro-Israel sentiments.
Someone started a fight or challenged me to a fight while on campus.
Someone directed offensive words toward me with malicious intent.
Someone shouted or caused disturbance to incite violence or unlawful activity.
I have not experienced any of the above, but I know of (or witnessed) a student who has. (Please provide details in comment box below.)

I was physically assaulted, bullied, harassed, verbally abused or insulted because of my race, color, religion, ethnicity, disability, political affiliation, or other.
Someone damaged my property, drew offensive graffiti, or sent hate mail to me.
I have not experienced any of the above, but I know of (or witnessed) a student who has. (Please provide details in comment box below.)

The university has tolerated a hostile environment.
The university has failed to take steps to eliminate the hostile environment and make sure it does not recur.
The university does not adequately educate students about diversity and tolerance.
The university has treated me or another student differently on the basis of my/his/her race, color, national origin, ancestry, ethnic characteristics, or political affiliation.
The university has not publicly condemned anti-Semitism or other expressions of bigotry (e.g.: hate graffiti).
The university has not responded to complaints and/or has failed to investigate complaints.
I have not experienced any of the above, but I know of a student who has. (Please provide details in comment box below.)

I do not feel that my concerns regarding my religious, racial, ethnic, or sexual identity are treated as sensitively as the concerns of other groups.
I was ignored, offended, marginalized, and/or mocked for raising an issue. I felt that faculty or administration were minimizing or dismissing my concerns.
I feel that other students and groups on campus are not held to the accepted standard of behavior and/or receive special treatment (i.e.: the university selectively enforces the school’s student code of conduct).
The university prohibited an event/speaker out of concern for disturbance by protestors or did not provide adequate security to prevent a disruption.
I have not experienced any of the above, but I know of a student who has. (Please provide details in comment box below.)

Please choose all that apply to you: I am not Jewish and caring about Israel is an important part of my identity.
I am Jewish and caring about Israel is an important part of my Jewish identity.
I do not feel comfortable speaking up in support of Israel on my campus.
I feel comfortable speaking up in support of Israel on my campus.

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