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Reporting a breach of conduct If a serious breach of the Code of Conduct occurs (i.e. bullying or harassment by a participant) participants must report the incident to the Mentoring Program Coordinator in writing with details of the time and date of the incident. Program managers will keep a record of the incident and review potential actions in line with University policies. Insurance Policy Enrolled students are covered by the University’s insurance policies when engaged in approved UNSW activities. This extends to mentoring meetings, site visits and work- shadowing off-campus. Please contact the Mentoring Program Coordinator if you need clarification. Health and Safety Mentors should be aware of all relevant health and safety issues if their mentee visits their workplace. Mentees should be inducted into safe working procedures during office or site visits. This does not apply if you are meeting on campus or in a public place. Privacy Participants must handle all Personal Information (including contact details) received from UNSW in accordance with the privacy principles that govern the handling of such information by UNSW, including the UNSW Privacy Management Plan and the Privacy Act 1988. Evaluation The UNSW Business School strives to continually improve the Career Mentoring Program for both students and alumni mentors. A formal evaluation survey is usually undertaken at the end of the mentoring program. However, feedback is always welcome and appreciated throughout the program. Mentoring Program Coordinator The Mentoring Program Coordinator is the main contact and support for mentors. Mentors should contact the Program Coordinator as soon as possible if you experience any of the following: • If you experience any uncertainty or discomfort within the mentoring relationship • If a mentee discloses information which makes you concerned for their welfare • If your mentee is unresponsive or is displaying lack of commitment to the mentoring relationship • If you are having difficulty keeping the mentoring relationship going and need new ideas or topics to discuss • If a mentee is becoming overly dependent on you. Grievance Procedure In the first instance, participants should discuss the issue with the Mentoring Program Coordinator. Complaints and grievances will be dealt with according to UNSW Complaint Management Procedure. Contact Details Mentoring Program Coordinator for  student mentees [email protected] Mentoring Program Coordinator for  alumni mentors [email protected]