Confidential Resources

Clinical Counselors within the Office of Counseling and Psychological Services are considered confidential and do not have reporting requirements within the University.

In an emergency situation or after hours, please contact a resident assistant, resident director, or the Department of Public Safety for assistance. These staff members can contact the Office of Counseling Services’' professional staff as necessary to respond during off-hours. Counseling services are available to all students who have experienced a sexual offense, stalking or dating or domestic violence. Crisis, urgent and walk-in appointments are welcome.

All CPS clinical services are free and confidential. Clinical staff are not required to report sexual misconduct situations unless there is an immediate threat to you or others. All CPS counselors are qualified to assist students who have experienced trauma, including rape, sexual assault, stalking and domestic violence. 

Consultation is also available to administrators, faculty, family members, or students who are concerned about a student.

University Health Services (UHS), on both the Rose Hill and Lincoln Centers campuses, have nurse practitioners who are Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANE). They are specifically trained to assist survivors of sexual assault and can assist in the medical care and follow-up/referral process, as well as provide general support to survivors. 

Emergent cases presenting to UHS will be referred to a hospital in the area that specializes in the care of sexual assault. Students presenting for testing for a possible exposure to sexually transmitted infections can and will be treated by UHS. If those particular students are identified as possible victims of sexual assault, they will be referred to an outside agency specializing in the care of sexual assault.

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Pastoral Counselors in the Office of Campus Ministry are considered confidential and do not have reporting requirements within the University.