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Confidentiality Chart Non-Confidential C.A.R.E. Advocate sandiego.edu/care 619-260-2222 Public Safety sandiego.edu/safety Advocate provides relevant information and support Provides assistance and facilitates access to support services Documents all the information provided tostudent. Mandatory report to Public Safety 619-260-2222 C.A.R.E. advocate contacted to be present Mandatory report to SDPD SART exam if necessary and appropriate How to Respond to Sexual Assault: A Guide for Faculty and Staff Confidential Center for Health and Wellness Promotion University Center 161 619-260-4618 Confidential Consultation with clinical staff Incident not reported to Public Safety unless student agrees Counseling Center Serra Hall 300 Walk-in Hours: 619-260-4655 Mon-Fri: 11am - 3pm 619-260-2222 Wed: 11am - 5pm (after-hours) Confidential Consultation Incident not reported to Public Safety unless student agrees University Ministry University Center 238 619-260-4735 Title IX Coordinator 619-260-7408 Confidential Consultation with pastoral counselors or clergy (does not include Resident Ministers). Incident not reported to Public Safety unless student agrees Available to meet with students to provide options for complaint resolution Facilitates effective responses to a complaint. Addresses the way in which USD responds to incidents of sexual assault Public Safety Anonymous Report Form sandiego.edu/safety/reporting/anonymous.php Student doesn’t have to speak to anyone - just fill out form Encourage student to access resources like the Counseling Center or University Ministry Center for Community Solutions: Rape Crisis Center www.ccssd.org Confidential off-campus resource Students can call the 24/7 crisis hot line: 1-888-DVLINKS (1-888-385-4657) www.sandiego.edu/care Campus Assault Resources and Education (C.A.R.E.) is the University of San Diego’s primary effort to provide support, resources and education to the student community pertaining to sexual assault and sexual exploitation. Role as Faculty ond Staff As faculty and staff members, you have contact with a great many students and are in a position to identify and assist those who may need help. This brochure is designed to provide you with important information about resources available to all USD students and how to support students who have been or may be impacted by sexual assault. What is Sexual Assault? Sexual Assault is defined as any unwanted physical contact of a sexual nature that occurs without the consent of each participant or when a participant is unable to give consent freely. A person is legally incapable of giving consent if under 18 years of age; if intoxicated by drugs and/or alcohol; or if developmentally disabled. Sexual assault includes rape (such as forced vaginal, anal or oral penetration), and unwanted touching or kissing for purposes of sexual gratification. National statistics suggest that during the course of their college careers, between 20-25% of women and 3% of men will be sexually assaulted or experience attempted sexual assault. Helping a Student A student who has been sexually assaulted may confide in you 15 minutes or 15 years after an attack. When a student tells you they have been assaulted or knows someone who has been sexually assaulted: You might be the first person the student tells about the experience, it is crucial that they feel supported. Let the them express their feelings; listen instead of asking probing questions. Don't say I would have/wouldn’t have, avoid language that blames the victim. Ensure that the student is currently safe. If not, contact Public Safety. Thank them for sharing this information with you, acknowledge how challenging it might be to talk about this. Let them know that they are not alone and that what happened is not their fault. Know your limits. Let the student know how much support you can provide and that you don’t have all the answers. You can refer to the back of this brochure to help the student identify different confidential and non-confidential options but let them make their own choices, they should decide what to do next. Encourage your student to contact a C.A.R.E. Advocate or the Counseling Center. Offer to contact an advocate together or to walk with them to the Counseling Center. What is a C.A.R.E. Advocate? A C.A.R.E. Advocate is a specially trained USD staff member that: Is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to listen and meet with students that may have been impacted by sexual assault. Provides support to USD students who may have been impacted by sexual assault, sexual exploitation, harassment, and/or partner violence. Helps answer questions about the multiple processes involved in reporting. Assists students in determining whether or not they would like to meet with Public Safety and/or San Diego Police to participate in an investigation. Provides information about accessing ongoing support and professional services including information about the: C.A.R.E. Advocate sandiego.edu/care (619) 260-2222 Center for Health and Wellness Promotion University Center 161 sandiego.edu/chwp (619) 260-4618 Counseling Center Serra Hall 300 sandiego.edu/usdcc (619) 260-4655 Dean of Students University Center 232 (619) 260-4588 Student Health Center Maher Hall 140 (619) 260-4595 sandiego.edu/healthcenter Women’s Center Student Life Pavilion 420 (619) 260-2396 sandiego.edu/womenscenter University Ministry University Center 238 sandiego.edu/um (619) 260-4735 Emergency or after-hours calls 24/7 Hughes Center 151 (619) 260-2222 Title IX Coordinator Maher Hall 101 (619) 260-7408 If you have questions or concerns about how to support a student, contact the Counseling Center to speak to a Wellness Professional. For more detailed information and resources, visit www.sandiego.edu/care