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Recognize, Reject, Report Bias

Recognize Bias

When you report incidents of bias, you help us take a major step forward in becoming the community we aspire to be. No one should be mistreated because of their race, ethnicity, gender, age, religion, sexual orientation, or disability—and it’s our shared responsibility to stop discrimination and bias when we see it. We can work together to build a safer, healthier, stronger, more respectful Loyola community.

Recognize Bias Related Behaviors

Bias related behaviors are intentional or unintentional actions against someone because of their actual or perceived:

  • Age
  • Gender/Gender Identity
  • Religion
  • Race
  • Ethnic or national origin including shared ancestry and ethnic characteristics
  • Sexual orientation
  • Disability
  • Other targeted aspects of one’s identity

Reject Bias Related Behaviors

  • Offensive graffiti
  • Degrading or offensive images
  • Derogatory or offensive verbal or written comments
  • Offensive jokes
  • Outing someone’s sexual orientation
  • Inappropriate references to one’s race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation

Bias related behaviors/actions occur (whether intentional or unintentional) because of:

  • Ignorance
  • Insensitivity
  • Peer pressure
  • Fear
  • Lack of understanding
  • Stereotypes
  • Hatred

Report, Don’t Reinforce Bias Related Behaviors

Bias related behaviors are reinforced when you…

  • Remain silent by not reporting incidents and/or confronting the behavior
  • Laugh at the comments and/or jokes
  • Contribute or provide additional verbal comments
  • Encourage the inappropriate behavior
  • Provide excuses for the behavior

Contact Us

David Tiscione
Director of Title IX and Bias Compliance
410-617-2763
Jenkins Hall 105B
dmtiscione@loyola.edu

Sydney Quantock, J.D.
Assistant Director of Title IX and Bias Compliance 
410-617-2842
Jenkins Hall 105D
squantock@loyola.edu

Emergency Contact

Do NOT use this form to report an emergency. If you require emergency assistance, call campus police at 410-617-5911 or 911.

REACT Online

REACT is an online, interactive program about how to help yourself or someone you care about cope in healthy ways after a distressing life event (such as a trauma, assault, or loss). Content will remain confidential.