Campus Health and Safety Resources

Title IX Coordinator is available to receive your report and answer questions
Provides a twenty-four-hour hotline for anonymous reporting: 1-877-507-7321
Offers several online reporting mechanisms: Title IX website; reportlineweb.com/utaustin; hotline@compliance.utexas.edu
Provides training to the campus community on Title IX matters

Investigates claims of discrimination regarding employment matters
Provides resolution of discrimination problems in the workplace
Provides educational training and educational initiatives for departments and units
Provides referrals within the University and in the Austin area when necessary

Allows members of the University community to discuss their concerns about an individual’s behavior
Offers a centralized resource that is available 24 hours a day for anyone who is not sure how to help
Callers can remain anonymous

Campus Confidential Advocates (512) 471-5017 or (512) 232-6953

Support programs for students who have been impacted by interpersonal violence
Serves as an advocate and available to answer questions, discuss reporting options, assist with accommodations.
Provides referrals within the University and in the Austin area when necessary

File criminal reports (pseudonym is available to victims to shield identity in the police report)
Offers crime prevention presentations that include issues related to assault
Publishes crime statistics information
Teaches free Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) classes to any female University students, staff members, and faculty members
Resources for crime victims

Provides advocacy services to give information about safety, legal, housing, academic, and medical options
Offers individual and group counseling service for survivors of sexual assault, relationship violence, and stalking
Offers twenty-four-hour telephone counseling service at (512) 471-CALL (471-2255)
Offers interactive peer theatre educational programming that addresses the complex issues surrounding sexual assault on campus
Provides opportunities for student involvement in programming throughout the academic year
Provides training that is customized for faculty, staff and/or students

EAP provides confidential brief counseling sessions, crisis intervention, and assessment and referral from experienced licensed psychologists and social workers
If it is after normal business hours and you are in crisis, you can reach the after-hours counseling service at 512-471-3399 to speak to a crisis counselor

Human Resources (512) 471-HRSC or (800) 687-4178

Twenty-four-hour Nurse Advice Line: (512) 475-NURS (475-6877)
Health Promotion Resource Center: (512) 475-8252
Provides individuals who have experienced a sexual assault a place to receive the forensic medical exam by a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE)
Provides general exams to treat injuries, both internal and external
Performs testing for sexually transmitted infections after an assault
Distributes educational and prevention information

Provides a neutral, impartial, and confidential environment to voice concerns
Provides information and guidance for University-related questions or complaints
Functions as an independent and informal resource to help with concerns, problem-solving, conflict resolution
Advocates for fair and equitably administered processes – does not side with individuals or the University