skip page navigationOregon State University
OSU Home.|Calendar.|Find Someone.|Maps.|Site Index.

Sexual Assault.

Home | Survivor Help | About Violence | Take Action | Find Resources


Campus Resources


Sexual Assault Support Services


    Sexual Assault Support Service Coordinator: (541) 737-7604
    Provides confidential support and counseling for survivors. Contact if you are seeking information regarding support services on campus and in Corvallis, individual or group counseling services, or desiring assistance in connecting survivor with other resources. Sexual Assault Support Services team members also provide educational and consultation services, and advocacy for survivors of unwanted sexual contact. This office can also assist in providing some advocacy services on campus for students who may need additional assistance.
    University Counseling & Psychological Services: (541) 737-2131
    University Counseling and Psychological Services provides a variety of services to help students address the challenges and difficulties they face. These difficulties might include academic problems, problems with friends or family, depression, anxiety, procrastination, problems resulting from childhood abuse or sexual assault, low self-esteem, anxiety about dating or sexuality, eating problems or disorders, alcohol or substance misuse, or career indecision.
    Student Health Services: (541) 737-9355
    OSU Student Health Services offers medical support and resources for health concerns that have stemmed from sexual assault. They can provide STD screening and treatment, pregnancy testing and emergency contraception (i.e., the "morning after" pill), and follow-up care. Female and male physicians and nurse practitioners are available.
    Oregon State University Police/ Department of Public Safety:
    (541) 737-3010 or for emergencies (541) 737-7000
    Contact Oregon State Police/Department of Public Safety for sexual assault awareness programs, as a resource for questions or comments regarding sexual assault, and/or to file a criminal complaint or to report problems related to assault or harassment.
    Student Conduct & Mediation Programs: (541) 737-3656
    To report an incident of sexual assault or harassment or other form of misconduct, or for questions regarding the University's policies and procedures, the Student Conduct & Mediation Programs may be contacted. This office investigates complaints, and can arrange a disciplinary review process with the accused student. The range of sanctions and outcomes can include suspension or expulsion, or probation or a warning, with required educational activities, community service, and/or restrictions assigned to the accused.
    Women’s Center: (541) 737-3186
    If you need help sorting out your options after an assault, if you have a friend or partner who has been assaulted or if you just need someone to listen, the staff at OSU's Women’s Center will be happy to assist you.
    Safe Ride: (541) 737-5000
    Project Safe Ride offers women students a ride home after dark.

Other OSU Support Services


    Affirmative Action Office: (541) 737-3556
    To report sexual harassment, students and staff may file a formal or informal complaint with the Affirmative Action Office. This office provides investigation and resolution to complaints.
    ASOSU Legal Advising: (541) 737-4165
    ASOSU Legal Advocate (for students only): (541) 737-6349
    If you would like to know your options for reporting the assault to legal authorities or to OSU Student Conduct and Mediation, or if you have already made a report and would like to understand what to expect next, please contact one of the following offices. Trained, situation-sensitive staff will speak with you about your options WITHOUT making any official report unless you decide that is what you want.
    Dean of Students' Office: (541) 737-8748.
    The Dean of Students' Office can provide support in several ways. The Dean of Students' office can assist survivors with resolving academic, registration, and financial aid issues during the aftermath of sexual assault. The Conduct Officer can discuss options, and (at your request) pursue OSU sanctions against alleged perpetrators, and can enforce OSU policies and procedures regarding sexual assault.
    Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered Advocate: (541) 737-6357
    The OSU LGBA is a student group that supports and provides programs for lesbian, gay, and bisexual students. They can help you find appropriate campus and community resources.
    Office of Community and Diversity: (541) 737-4381
    The Office of Community and Diversity assists the University in promoting cultural diversity, awareness, and sensitivity throughout the campus community. It provides leadership in promoting an environment responsive to the diversity of groups represented at OSU.
    OSU Disabled Student Affairs: (541) 737-0734
    Disabled Student Affairs Task Force coordinates educational programming and advocacy on issues concerning educational access, discrimination, recruitment/retention of faculty with disabilities and building/event access for students with disabilities.
    Office of Greek Life: (541) 737-5432
    The mission of the Office of Greek Life is to build relationships with students that inspire and engage the founding ideals of the Greek Movement. We actively promote diversity and seek to serve as the first stop in the learning process of all Greek Community members.
    Residence Life Center: (541) 737-8754
    University housing staff, such as Hall Directors and Residence Assistants, are often the first persons in which a student confides her or his rape or assault. Staff can assist survivors with immediate care, or with referrals for on-going needs.