No Contact Directives

A No Contact Directive (NCD) creates space and reduces the potential for escalation while the university assesses or addresses a situation involving two or more parties. NCDs are not punitive in nature, but are intended to support safety, well-being, and a respectful learning and working environment. In a university setting, where students, faculty, and staff live, learn, and interact closely, NCDs play an important role in promoting personal responsibility, minimizing disruption, and upholding community standards. 

More information about No Contact Directives (NCDs) can be found Here.