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Portland Community College maintains college policies to provide compliance and accountability, establish best practices, resolve conflict, and promote a safe and productive environment for students and employees.

PCC’s Board of Directors creates broadly scoped district policies referred to as board policies. The board policies inform the operating policies listed below.

Legal policies and compliance

Report ethics violations

Portland Community College employees are considered public employees and are held to the same ethics laws as other Oregon public employees. See the PCC Ethics Guide or Oregon Government Ethics Commission website for more information about those ethics laws.

PCC has a simple, risk-free way to anonymously and confidentially report criminal, unethical, or wasteful activities. Any person, including students, faculty, staff, suppliers, contractors, and members of the public at large, may submit a good faith report regarding ethical matters at PCC without fear of retaliation of any kind.?The ethics reporting system is designed for financial, technology, and safety misdeeds only. Incidents such as assaults or sexual harassment should be reported to Human Resources.

Visit the ethics reporting form.