Experiencing or witnessing interpersonal violence can be shocking, but you are not alone.
If you decide to report an incident of sexual misconduct, we will support you. Whether student, staff or faculty, we can provide you with guidance through your reporting process, assistance with accommodations, and emotional support.
We offer personalized, confidential, and non-judgmental support for anyone impacted by:
- Harassment
- Stalking
- Discrimination
- Sexual Violence
- Dating or domestic violence
Our team can provide:
- Reporting guidance – help deciding if/when/how to report and to who.
- Safety planning – help establish ways to stay safe while navigating investigations or otherwise.
- Legal resources – connecting you to campus or local resources for criminal investigation on or off campus.
- Medical referrals – help access treatment, examinations, or after care.
- Counseling referrals – referral to licensed mental health support on or off campus.
- Responding to a disclosures
- What to expect during a medical exam
- Consent & Boundaries
- Relationships (Romantic, Platonic, Professional)
- Identity Affirming Care
Community Resources
- Contact Rape Crisis Center
- Branches Domestic Violence Shelter
- Harmony House
- Pathways Portchlight
Other Campus Resources
- Counseling Services
- MUPD
- Office of Advocacy & Accountability
- Psychology Clinic
- Title IX
- Violence Prevention & Response
The Women’s Center is NOW a Confidential Resource.
What does that mean? Our staff are able to offer personalized, non-judgmental support for survivors, without being obligated to report.
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Possible exceptions:
- Threats of serious harm to self or others
- Child abuse or suspected child abuse