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Sexual Assault and Violence Resources

Who can I report an incident to?

There are several offices on campus committed to helping victims of sexual assault, dating/domestic violence, stalking or sexual harassment. Contact information and details about these offices can be found on the Campus Violence Prevention Program's website: HERE.

24-hour sexual assault crisis line 920-722-8150.
24-hour dating / domestic violence crisis line
920-235-5998

Contact Information for some offices are below, details about these offices can be found on the Campus Violence Prevention Program's website HERE.:

Campus Victim Advocate: (920) 424-2061

Counseling Center: (920) 424-2061

Student Health Center: (920) 424-2424

University Police: (920) 424-1212

Dean of Students: (920) 424-3100

The Affirmative Action Office: (920) 424-2296

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