Reporting & Resources

Title IX Reporting 

Any person may file a complaint regarding allegations of sexual misconduct.

How to Initiate a College Complaint

How to Initiate a Criminal Complaint

Note: If the incident did not occur on College-controlled property or at a College-sponsored event, report it to local law enforcement. If the reporting party files a report with off-campus law enforcement and the incident affects campus, a College Complaint should be initiated.

Confidential Alternatives to Criminal or College Complaints

A confidential report will not result in a report to law enforcement or a College investigation.

Victims or witnesses can report non-criminal complaints (involving a violation of the College Title IX/Sexual Misconduct Procedures and Guidelines) confidentially (by not providing any identifying information) using the online Incident Reporting Form.

Such reports can be helpful in initiating remedial measures for the campus community at large, even in the absence of an investigation. Additionally, if enough information is given to determine a crime has occurred, such crime(s) will be reported as an occurrence within the publicly-distributed Annual Crime Statistics for the College.

View Procedures and Guidelines Flowchart (PDF)

Mandated Reporters

The College has identified employees on campus that are classified as Mandated Reporters. These employees have been appropriately trained and report all known incidents of sexual misconduct to the Title IX Coordinator.

Learn More About Mandated Reports

Resources

Owens Counseling Services

Services are available to all students and are scheduled by calling (567) 661-7028.

Counseling services provided:

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Services are available to all employees and can be accessed through the intranet by going to “Human Resources” and then “Benefits,” or by calling (800) 854-1446 or (800) 999-3004 TTY/TDD.

EAP services provided:

YWCA Representative

Services from our on-campus community partner, the YWCA, are available to all students, faculty and staff. The YWCA representative can be reached by calling the YWCA HOPE Center 24/7 Hotline at (866) 557-7273 to connect with a campus advocate. The representative has limited hours but will accommodate any needs.

YWCA representative services provided:

Community Crisis Resources