Resources Related to non-UWPD Law Enforcement on Campus
The University of Washington is dedicated to a safe learning, teaching, research and visitor environment in a diverse community that values compassion and belonging. Working together to foster a community that feels safe is essential for Huskies to thrive academically and professionally in Seattle, Bothell, Tacoma and the UW’s various other locations.
The University of Washington Bothell maintains this commitment in compliance with federal, state and local laws and regulations.
Washington state law prohibits the sharing of information or use of state resources, including University resources, to target Washington residents solely on the basis of race, religion, immigration, citizenship status, or national or ethnic origin, except when otherwise complying with federal or state law. In addition, most student information is protected by federal law (FERPA).
The Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) would like to share resources from the University and the state of Washington that are available for faculty, staff and students to know protocol when federal officials from Immigration & Customs Enforcement or another agency appear and request information or access.
Resources
- Protocol for employee ICE detainment for HR administrators
- What to do – Non-UWPD Law Enforcement on Campus
- About the Keep Washington Working Act (KWW)
The Office of DEI has created policy and procedure cards for faculty, staff and students to download and print. The information on this card is not legal advice and is purely informational.
- UW Bothell’s Federal Agent Policy & Procedure for Faculty
- UW Bothell’s Federal Agent Policy & Procedure for Staff
- UW Bothell’s Federal Agent Policy & Procedure for Students
Note for printing: Kindly print on short edge for best results