Reporting an Incident
There are many avenues through which you can file a report of sexual assault, stalking domestic violence, dating violence, or other prohibited sexual misconduct with the University. To best identify how to file your report, and who is the best point of contact, please see the information listed below:
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To report an incident of sexual assault, stalking, domestic violence, dating violence, or other prohibited sexual misconduct with the University, you can first call, email or report in person to the Title IX Office on campus which serves all campuses:
- Rose Hill Campus, Faculty Memorial Hall, Room 109: Monday-Friday from 9am - 5pm
- 718-817-3112
- [email protected]
To file a report of sexual assault, stalking, domestic violence, dating violence, or other prohibited sexual misconduct with the University after business hours or if there is an immediate threat of danger, you can go to or call one of the offices of the Department of Public Safety, available 24/7, 365 days a year:
- Rose Hill: 718-817-2222
- Lincoln Center: 212-636-6075
- Westchester: 914-367-3001 (When Campus is Open) | 718-817-2222 (24/7)
- Calder Center: 718-817-2222
Fordham Public Safety Supervisors are former police officers who have experience working with victims of all crimes.
Alternatively, you can report an incident by completing one of the following forms by logging into the University portal:
Public Safety Online Incident Report
Safety Online Incident Report While Traveling Abroad
Note: If you decide to complete one of these forms, they do not require an immediate response from the Department of Public Safety, the NYPD nor other Emergency Responders.
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Students can report an incident between students to:
All Campuses
Liz Fanelli
Title IX Coordinator
Faculty Memorial Hall, Office 109
718-817-3112
[email protected]Rose Hill & Calder Center
Kevin Williams
Assistant Vice President and Dean of Students
McShane Campus Center 255
718-817-4755
[email protected]Lincoln Center and Westchester
Jenifer Campbell
Assistant Vice President and Dean of Students
140 W. 62nd St., G33
212-636-6250
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All Faculty and Staff members MUST report the following incidents when a student is a victim/survivor and they observe, obtain knowledge, learn of or reasonably suspect:
- Any form of sexual harassment (verbal or physical)
- Rape/sexual assault
- Dating violence and domestic violence
- Stalking
- Forcible touching
- Sexual exploitation
- Other sexual misconduct
All Faculty and Staff members MUST report when a Faculty or Staff member is a victim/survivor of the following if they occur in the University's educational program or activity:
- Any form of non-consensual physical sexual act including, but not limited to, rape, sexual assault or forcible touching
- Dating and domestic violence
All Faculty and Staff members shall report any non-violent sexual act, including but not limited to:
- Verbal sexual harassment
- Gender discrimination
- Sexual exploitation
The only Fordham employees who are exceptions to the Mandatory Reporting requirements are:
- Clinical Counselors in Counseling and Psychological Services
- Pastoral Counselors in Campus Ministry
- Medical Service Providers in University Healthy Services
All employees can report an incident involving Faculty, Staff and Third-parties to:
Tina Petrillo
Deputy Title IX Coordinator
Rose Hill Campus
Faculty Memorial Hall, Room 109
718-817-0185
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You can choose to report an incident to law enforcement instead of, or in addition to reporting to the University. The Department of Public Safety can assist you in filing a report with law enforcement if you choose to do so.
Precinct (Rose Hill)
450 Cross Bronx Expressway
Bronx, NY
718-299-900020th Precinct (Lincoln Center)
120 West 82nd St.
New York, NY
212-580-6411Harrison P.D. (Westchester)
650 North St.
Harrison, NY
914-967-5110NYPD Special Victims Division
646-610-7272NY State Police
844-845-7269