3. Respect for Others
People are the University of Tennessee’s most important resource for accomplishing its teaching, research, and public service missions. Accordingly, employees are expected to be committed to creating an environment that promotes academic freedom, diversity, fair treatment, and respect for others. Employees are expected to treat one another, students, and the general public in an honest and respectful manner.
Contents:
Key Policies, Statements, and Guidelines
Specific examples of prohibited conduct: Respect for Persons
Academic Freedom
- UT Board of Trustees Policies Governing Academic Freedom, Responsibility, and Tenure
- UT Knoxville Faculty Handbook
- UT Chattanooga Faculty Handbook
- UT Martin Faculty Handbook
- UT Health Science Center Faculty Handbook
Diversity
- University of Tennessee System Policy Equal Employment Opportunity, Affirmative Action, and Diversity
- UT Knoxville Office of Equity and Diversity
- UT Chattanooga Office of Equity and Diversity
- UT Martin Office of Equity and Diversity
- UT Health Science Center Office of Equity and Diversity
Sexual Harassment
- University of Tennessee System Policy Sexual Harassment
- Knoxville area Office of Equity and Diversity Sexual Harassment, Sexual Misconduct, and Title XI
- Knoxville area Sexual Misconduct and Relationship Violence Resources
- UT Chattanooga File a Complaint
- UT Martin Discrimination Complaint Procedure
- UT Health Science Center Title IX
Grievances
- University of Tennessee System Policy Grievances
- University of Tennessee System Policy Equal Employment Opportunity, Affirmative Action, and Diversity, Section 5
- UT Knoxville Grievances and Complaint Procedures
- UT Chattanooga Grievances Procedures
- UT Health Science Center Policies and Procedures: 640 – Grievances
- UT Space Institute Grievances
- UT Knoxville Faculty Handbook
- UT Chattanooga Faculty Handbook
- UT Martin Faculty Handbook
- UT Health Science Center Faculty Handbook
Drug-Free Workplace
- University of Tennessee System Policy Drug-Free Campus and Workplace
Available Training
Knoxville area Office of Employee and Organizational Development
- Preventing Sexual Harassment
- Supervising a Diverse Work Environment
UT Employee and Organizational Development online training K@TE
(Note: This is general training that is available to all campuses and is not directly related to university policy.)
- The Reasons Why Diversity Matters [Human Resources Curriculum]
- Employee Sexual Harassment Awareness [Legal Compliance/Harassment]
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