Campus Health and Safety Resources
Title IX Office (512) 232-3992
- 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
Student Emergency Services (512) 471-5017
- Helps students and families during difficult or emergency situations
- May provide limited emergency funds
- Assists with academic or classroom issues
- Provides referrals within the University and in the Austin area when necessary
Office for Inclusion and Equity (512) 471-1849
- 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
Behavior Concerns Advice Line (512) 232-5050
- 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
Student Conduct and Academic Integrity (512) 471-2841
- Provides student conduct process for policy violations
- Provides referrals within the University and in the Austin area when necessary
Title IX Training and Investigations (512) 471-5017
- Investigates claims of discrimination regarding student matters
- Provides referrals within the University and in the Austin area when necessary
- Provides training to campus community on Title IX related matters
University of Texas Police Department (512) 471-4441
- 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
Counseling and Mental Health Center (512) 471-3515
- 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
Employee Assistance Program (EAP) (512) 471-3366
- 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
University Health Services (512) 471-4955
- 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
University Ombuds (512-471-3825)
- 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