Getting Help

Options for Students Following Sexual Violence, Partner Violence, Stalking or Sexual Harassment

Explore what options and resources are best for you. Only you can make the decision if you want to tell someone. Everyone processes experiences differently. Resources and support are always available.

In Case of Emergency

• Call 911 or Campus Public Safety at 218.477.2449

Reporting

Reporting could include filing a complaint under MSUM Title IX grievance procedures, reporting to law enforcement or both.

MSUM

• Dean of Students / Title IX Office - 218.477.2391
  Provides information about and helps navigate the Title IX process. You may speak to the Title IX Office about your options without disclosing all or any details, including the name of the accused.
  
  

Police

• MSUM Public Safety - 218.477.2449
  Public Safety officers can help you connect with local law enforcement.
  
  
• Rape and Abuse Crisis Center - 800.344.7273
  Advocates are available 24/7 to accompany you to hospital for evidence preservation exam. They'll offer support in navigating the law enforcement process.

Support

Support can include academic flexibility, counseling or other resources to facilitate self-care and healing.

Confidential

• MSUM Counseling Services
  Counselors can meet with you, help you explore your options, or refer you to off-campus therapists. Reports to Title IX Office only if imminent risk or harm to self or others.
  
  
• Rape and Abuse Crisis Center
  Provides confidential and free crisis intervention, advocacy, counseling, and education. RACC has no obligation to report to MSUM Title IX Office. Advocates are available 24/7 through RACC’s Crisis Line.

Private

• Dean of Students / Title IX Office
  Coordinates support and facilitates academic flexibility or accommodations. Implements safety measures. Helps students understand procedural options and assists those pursuing MSUM grievance process. Support measures can be put into place without a formal complaint.