Bias Incident/Hate Crime

A bias incident is any act, including conduct, speech, or expression, in which a biased motive (against a race, religion, disability status, ethnicity/national origin, gender, sexual orientation) is a clear contributing factor. A hate crime is a bias incident that has risen to the level of a crime.

Fill out an online confidential Bias Motivated Incident/Crime Form

Relationship and Sexual Violence

UW Oshkosh students, faculty and staff who have experienced sexual 
abuse, dating violence, sexual harassment and/or stalking can receive support by contacting the Campus Victim Advocate. The Campus Violence Prevention Program (CVPP) is a campus and community partnership that provides free and confidential legal, medical and personal advocacy. The Campus Victim Advocate can be reached at 
(920) 424-2061 where they assist with: 

• reporting to authorities
• safety planning
• restraining orders and 

• support services

Other

You may also report to any one of the following departments on campus.

• Dean of Students
• Student Health Center
• University Police
• Residence Hall Director/CA (Community Advisor)
• Counseling Center
• Campus Victim Advocate

-Taken from UW Oshkosh Umatter