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Welcome to the SARN website!



The Sexual Assault Response Network (SARN) website is a collaborative effort between the many OSU programs that are concerned with interpersonal violence, especially sexual assault. On this site you will find information on what violence is, how to get help if you or someone you know has experienced violence, what you can do to help prevent violence, and resources and links for information on violence and prevention.

Interpersonal violence, such as rape and partner abuse, can happen to anyone regardless of gender, sexual orientation, race, class, age, etc. Information on this site is pertinent to everyone, however we also offer specific information and resources for LGBTQ and male survivors, and people with disabilities.


April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month!

Information on this month's activities here.

Sexual Assault Support Services


OSU Sexual Assault Support Services: (8-5, M-F) 737-7604
SASS is a team of trained and experienced counselors who provide support for female and male survivors of unwanted sexual contact and interpersonal violence. Services are confidential and free for OSU students. SASS counselors can help you explore options concerning what to do if you are a survivor of violence. We can provide information regarding support services on campus and in Corvallis, offer individual or group on-going counseling services, and provide consultation for friends, family, facutly, or staff members seeking information about how to help a survivor. SASS team members can also assist in providing advocacy services on campus for students who choose to involve the police, OSU Student Conduct, the criminal justice system, or other services. SASS is part of University Counseling and Psychological Services.

Center Against Rape and Domestic Violence (CARDV) (24 hrs): 754-0110
or 1-800-927-0197

Trained advocates are available 24 hours a day to take calls, provide support, and extend their services to survivors of rape, sexual assault, or domestic violence. They can assist survivors in finding other resources they may need.


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