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Victim Survivor Advocacy Center for Campus Wellness

201 S 1460 E
Student Services Building, Room 330
Salt Lake City, UT 84112
801-581-7776

Visit the Victim Advocates

Victim survivor advocates provide information, options and support for students who have experienced interpersonal violence. They educate and empower survivors to make their own choices.

Services
Cost
Additional Information
Confidential Advocacy
Free
  • Referrals for academic adjustments, counseling support, medical services, financial resources, and more
  • Make an appointment

Department of Public Safety

1658 E 500 S,
Salt Lake City, UT 84112
For emergency services, dial 911
For non-emergency services, call 801-585-2677

Visit University of Utah Safety
Find your local law enforcement department

The Department of Public Safety works to ensure a safe and secure environment on campus for students, staff, faculty, and patients.

Services
Additional Information
File a police report
To make a report, call Emergency Communications Center at 801-585-2677
Crime Victim Advocates
Security Escorts / Motor Assists
Campus Security provides 27/7 motor assists and security escorts for individual who don’t feel safe walking on campus

These advocates are available 24/7 to offer safety planning and support for victims of crime. For more information visit https://publicsafety.utah.edu/crime-victim-advocates/

Center for Campus Wellness

201 S 1460 E
Student Services Building, Room 330
Salt Lake City, UT, 84112
801-581-7776

Visit the Campus Wellness Center

Center for Campus Wellness provides information, resources, and solutions for campus wellness.

Employee Assistance Program (EAP) And Behavioral Health Coverage

801-587-9319 | 800-926-9619

Visit the Employee Assistance Program and Behavioral Health Coverage website

For University of Utah employees enrolled in the Employee Health Care Plan and their dependents.

Services
Cost
Additional Information
Confidential counseling
Free
No limit on EAP counseling sessions
Referrals
Free
  • For financial and legal resources
  • Behavioral Health Networks

University Counseling Center

201 S 1460 E
Room 426, Student Services Building
Salt Lake City, UT 84112
801-581-6826

Visit the University Counseling Center website

The University of Utah Counseling Center offers brief individual, couples, and group counseling, psychiatric medication services, and psychological assessment for eligible U students. *Individual counseling is generally limited to no more than 12 sessions per year.

*All counseling services require an evaluation session (free) and are confidential. Clinical services are available to matriculated (degree-seeking) University of Utah undergraduate students enrolled for at least six credit hours and graduate students enrolled for at least three credit hours. Students under 18 years of age may need parental consent for services.

Office of Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action/Title IX

383 S University Street
Level 1 OEO Suite
Salt Lake City, UT 84112

Visit the Office of Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action/Title IX website
University interim measures and investigations

The Office of Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action/Title IX upholds university nondiscrimination policies and processes complaints of sexual misconduct.

Services
Cost
Interim measures
Regardless of whether a complaint is filed, measures may be taken to ensure safety, including housing adjustments, academic adjustments, and no-contact directives.
Consultation
Provides consultation regarding issues of possible discrimination, sexual misconduct, harassment, or retaliation.
Investigations
If a complaint is filed, an investigation will be conducted and may include interviews, evidentiary reviews, and/or a hearing. The office will issue a report of its findings to the appropriate administrator who will determine the extent of disciplinary action.
Trainings
Trainings are available for any university affiliates and cover a variety of topics, including sexual violence and discrimination.

Housing and Residential Education

24/7 Housing Assistance
Peterson Heritage Center: 801-587-2000
Marriott Honors Community: 801-587-8444
Lassonde Studios: 801-213-8700

Benchmark Plaza, Building 822
5 Heritage Center
Salt Lake City, UT 84112
Main office: 801-587-2002

Housing and Residential Education seeks to support the learning and development of all residents living on campus through the creation of an inclusive and safe living environment. Resident advisors and desk assistants are available 24/7 and are trained to address incidents of sexual misconduct, harassment, and other crises. If you feel unsafe in your residential space, please contact your resident advisor or the Housing Office for information.

Services
Cost
Additional Information
Advocacy
Free
  • Referrals for academic adjustments, counseling support, medical services, financial resources, and more
  • Make an appointment

Women’s Resource Center

Ray Olpin Union
200 South Central Campus Dr., Room 411
Salt Lake City, UT 84112
801-581-8030

*Accommodations will be made for persons with financial need

Visit the Women’s Resource Center website

The Women’s Resource Center provides educational and support services for women-identified individuals in order to advance social justice and gender equality on campus. Additionally, all members of the clinical team are 40-hour trained rape crisis advocates.

Services
Cost
Additional Information
Individual counseling Couples counseling
Sliding scale*
  • Confidential
  • Feminist, multicultural approach
  • Open to all students (any gender identity and gender expression)
  • For university students, staff, and faculty
Support Groups:
  • Women of Color
  • Hand to Hand
  • Body Politics
  • LBQQ (Lesbian, Bisexual, Queer, Questioning)
  • Sexual Assault
Sliding scale*
  • Confidential
  • Feminist, multicultural approach
  • Open to women-identified individuals
  • Open to campus and off-campus communities
  • Pre-group interview required

University of Utah Office of the Dean of Students

Office of the Dean of Students
200 S. Central Campus Drive, Room 270
Salt Lake City, UT 84112
801-581-7066

Visit the Dean of Students Office website

The Office of the Dean of Students is dedicated to being a resource to students through support, advocacy, involvement, and accountability. The office coordinates the student conduct administration processes, provides support for students facing challenges to their academic success and assists with the interpretation of university policy and regulations. Staff are ready to assist students, staff, faculty, family members, and community members with student-related questions, issues, and concerns.

The office also serves as a referral resource to other areas within the university and/or the Salt Lake community.

Services
Cost
Additional Information
Behavioral intervention
Free
  • Non-confidential
  • Refer concerning behaviors regarding wellness or possible harm to self or others.
Interim Measures
Free
Regardless of whether a complaint is filed, measures may be taken to ensure safety including housing adjustments, academic adjustments, and no-contact directives.
Public incident report
Free
  • Non-confidential
  • Share information about a possible violation of university policy.

Off-Campus Resources


This information is provided as a resource; the university neither screens nor endorses these entities.

Rape Recovery Center

The Rape Recovery Center offers support to survivors of sexual violence through advocacy, crisis intervention, therapy and community education. Services also are available to families and friends of survivors, survivors with immigration concerns, and survivors with marginalized gender identities and sexual orientations.

YWCA

The YWCA is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all.

Planned Parenthood

Planned Parenthood is a community health center that provides information, education, support and reproductive health services.

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Crisis Services


24-hour hotlines for information and support | If you are in immediate crisis or feel unsafe, call 911.

Department of Public Safety

EMERGENCIES: 911
NON-EMERGENCIES: 801-585-2677

Rape Recovery Center Crisis Line

801-736-4356

Huntsman Mental Health Institute

801-583-2500