Sexual Assault Resources
For those who experience sexual misconduct
This website provides victims of sexual violence with an array of resources that reflect the University’s commitment to preventing and responding to sexual misconduct, including sexual assault, relationship violence, domestic violence, stalking, and sexual harassment.
You may use these resources to get confidential support, to address safety concerns, to locate providers of medical care and counseling, and to learn how to report sexual assault.
Contact confidential advocates
Start with the University’s confidential advocates for support, information, and resources.
How advocates can help
Know Your Rights & Resources guide
Explore information about support resources, reporting options, and University staff who may be able to assist.
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Seek care
Physical and mental services are available to you through the University. Learn more about:
Medical care
Counseling
Make a report
You have the right to report sexual misconduct to the University, to the police, to both or to neither.
Report to the University
Report to police
Learn about Title IX
The Office of the Title IX Coordinator provides support across the University relating to compliance.
Learn more
Help a friend
If a friend has experienced sexual misconduct, you can provide support.
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Creating a cultural shift
- Acknowledges that the vast majority of sexual misconduct is perpetrated by a person or persons known to the victim.
- Recognizes the complex and often co-occurring connection of alcohol and drugs and to sexual assault.
- Challenges any propensity for victim-blaming.
- Promotes the acceptance of – and affirms each individual’s right to – a broad spectrum of sexual choices.
- Understands and clearly defines the meaning and nature of consent.