Q: Where can I find help if I am a victim, or have been accused, of sexual conduct in violation of this policy?
A: SCSU has created a robust, one-stop online resource (see supporting URLs) with answers to this question and more. The website has an abundance of information and resources including but not limited to:
- Where and how to seek medical attention.
- The various reporting options available to you.
- Additional resources such safe housing, safety plans, or other specialized services.
- Contact information for advocates and support persons, both confidential and non-confidential.
- Training and prevention information.
If you need immediate assistance, please contact:
911 if in danger or in need of emergency medical attention.
- Public Safety: (320) 308-3333; and/or
- Local Law Enforcement: (320) 251-1200
- The 24 hr. crisis line at the Central MN Sexual Assault Center at (320) 251-4357 (251- help) or at 1-800-237-5090
For confidential assistance, please contact any of the following. These resources are available to anyone regardless of their gender or sexual identity:
- SCSU Women’s Center: (320) 308-4958 (main) or (320) 308-3995 (Assistant Director)
- SCSU Counseling and Psychological Services: (320) 308-3171
- SCSU Health Services: (320) 308-3191
- Anna Marie’s Alliance 24-hour crisis hotline (320) 253-6900 or TTY (320) 258-3221
- Central Minnesota Sexual Assault Center (320) 251-4357 or 1-800-237-5090
- National Domestic Violence 24-hour Hotline 1-800-799-7233
For non-confidential assistance, you may also contact:
- SCSU Office for Institutional Equity & Access: (320) 308-5123
- SCSU Online Reporting Form (may be anonymous)
- Any SCSU Campus Security Authority
For more detailed information about these resources and reporting options, please visit the Sexual Violence and Misconduct website (see supporting URLs).