Many victim service providers – including community and institutions of higher education (IHE)based – are familiar with helping survivors of dating/domestic violence, sexual violence, and stalking (DVSAS) through the conduct disciplinary process. Victim advocates provide invaluable support to survivors, including helping to file complaints, those who have filed complaints, and those who struggle to keep up with dates, paperwork, and recovery. Victim service advocates who work with student survivors of DVSAS should know about the process of filing a complaint with the students’ institution and how to support them through it, which provides many potential remedies. The victim advocates must understand that to help student survivors decide if they want to file complaints, there is IHE Conduct Process and the Criminal Justice system. This guide provides an overview of an IHE conduct process to help victim service providers support student survivors to make informed choices.