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Campus Resources

University Health Center
Individual counseling and medical care.
503.943.7134

Campus Ministers and Pastoral Residents
Pastoral and spiritual counseling. Individual Pastoral Residents may be contacted directly.
503.943.7131

SAFE Advocates
Support and referrals for counseling, medical care, and reporting options.
503.943.SAFE (7233)

Mostly Confidential Resources

Title IX Coordinator: Elayne Shapiro

Campus reporting and referrals for counseling and medical care.

Most faculty and staff can also offer referrals for counseling, medical care, and reporting options.

Resources with Limited Confidentiality

Residence Life Staff
Emotional support, campus reporting options; referrals for counseling and medical care. Hall Directors, Assistant Hall Directors, and Resident Assistants may be contacted directly.
503.943.7205

Student Conduct Program
Student Conduct hearing and reporting options; referrals for counseling and medical care.
503.943.7205

Public Safety
Campus reporting and investigation; assistance with Portland Police reporting; referrals for counseling and medical care.

24-hour non-emergency: 503.943.7161
Emergency: 503.943.4444

External Community Resources

Portland Women's Crisis Line
Free and confidential emotional support, information and referrals, safety planning, and crisis intervention.
Survivors may remain anonymous.
24-hour crisis line: 503.235.5333 or 1-888-235-5333

Portland Police Bureau
Non-confidential reporting.
24-hour emergency: 911
24-hour non-emergency: 503.823.3333

Sexual Assault Resource Center
Anonymous and confidential free emotional support, case management and legal advocacy in Washington County.
Services available in Spanish / Servicios disponsible en español.
24-hour crisis line: 503.640.5311

OHSU Medical Center
Confidential medical care and Sexual Assault Forensic Examinations (SAFE kit). Reports of sexual assaults involving students under 18 may trigger a mandatory reporting requirement.
Operator: 503.494.8311
24-hour emergency: 503.494.7551
Center for Women's Health: 503.418.5500

Q Center | SMYRC
Resources, including confidential counseling, and drop in center for LGBTQ youth.
10AM to 4PM, Monday-Friday: 503.872.9664

Multnomah County Crisis Line
Counseling for any sort of mental health issues. Confidential and can be anonymous.
24-hour: 503.988.4888

Multnomah County Victim Assistance, District Attorney's Office
Advocacy services; assistance with criminal justice system.
8AM to 5PM, Monday-Friday: 503.988.3222

Statewide Legal Aid Information
Offers free legal help to low-income Oregonians.
24-hour emergency: 911
24-hour non-emergency: 503.823.3333

Oregon Crime Victim Laws Center
Advocacy services; offers resources to crime victims who need support services.
9AM to 5PM, Monday-Friday: 503.208.8160

Oregon HIV/STD Hotline
Provides confidential up-to-date resources regarding HIV/STD topics in Oregon: Information, risk assessment, anonymous way to ask questions relating to sex, referral to HIV services.
9AM-6PM, Monday-Friday; 12PM-6PM, Saturdays: 503.223.2437

National Sexual Assault Hotline
Confidential and anonymous emotional support for victims of sexual assault.
24-hour: 800.656.HOPE (4673)

National Domestic Violence Hotline
Confidential and anonymous crisis intervention, safety planning, information and referrals to agencies for situations of intimate partner domestic violence.
24-hour: 800.799.SAFE (7233)

Gay Men's Domestic Violence Hotline
Provides crisis intervention, confidential support and resources for victims.
24-hour: 800.832.1901

This project was supported by Grant No. 2011-WA-AX-0017 awarded by the Office on Violence Against Women, U.S., DOJ. The opinions, findings, conclusions, and recommendations expressed in this publication/program/exhibition are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women.

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