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Confidential and Non-Confidential Resources Available Campus Advisors Report an Incident Pregnancy and Parenting Support What to Do if Accused of Misconduct Support Services for Witnesses Policies Policies Notice of Nondiscrimination Definitions of Prohibited Conduct LGBTQIA+ Title IX Protections Resolution Processes FAQs FAQs Important Informational Materials Available Supportive Measures Q&A Trainings Trainings Prior Title IX Trainings Responsible Employees Responsible Employees Reporting Requirements Tips for Responding to a Disclosure Trainings Attended Annual Reports Prior Campus Updates External Reviews External Reviews Department of Justice Cozen O’Connor Get Help What Are My Choices? Confidential and Non-Confidential Resources Available Campus Advisors Report an Incident Pregnancy and Parenting Support What to Do if Accused of Misconduct Support Services for Witnesses Policies Notice of Nondiscrimination Definitions of Prohibited Conduct LGBTQIA+ Title IX Protections Resolution Processes FAQs Important Informational Materials Available Supportive Measures Q&A Trainings Prior Title IX Trainings Responsible Employees Reporting Requirements Tips for Responding to a DisclosureTrainings Attended Annual Reports Prior Campus Updates External Reviews Department of Justice Cozen O’Connor Reporting a Title IX Incident If you or someone you know has experienced sex discrimination or sexual misconduct, we encourage you to file a report or contact the for resources and assistance. Report to the A Safe Campus Starts With You Annual Report Interactive Dashboard 22-23 Annual Report 22-23 An important distinction between a report” and a complaint.” A report (any information suspected of Title IX misconduct) can be made directly by a complainant or by anyone else who wants to share information with the Title IX Office. If the person then submits a complaint, we commence an investigation in every instance where there is a possible violation of the CSU Nondiscrimination Policy. We generally only initiate an investigation upon request. Therefore, the number of reports reflected in the data is greater than the number of investigations opened by the Title IX Office. Access the Annual Report Now Resources For Students Campus Survivor Advocate Services are for victims of sex/gender harassment, sexual misconduct, sexual exploitation, dating/domestic violence, and stalking. To request an appointment with the Campus Survivor Advocate, please contact: Selena Hernandez, M.A. Student Wellness Center, 300B Phone: 408-924-5021 Email: survivoradvocate@sjsu.edu SJSU’s Campus Survivor Advocate is a confidential resource - you can discuss what happened without notifying the or law enforcement. Student Wellness Center The Student Wellness Center is home to your health, counseling, and well-being needs at SJSU. To make an appointment, call (408) 924-5678 or view your options on the Student Wellness Center Patient Portal . For more information, visit sjsu.edu/wellness . Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) CAPS provides short-term and crisis counseling services to students at SJSU. For more information regarding CAPS’ services visit sjsu.edu/counseling . Health Services We encourage students who have experienced a sexual assault or dating/domestic violence to seek medical services. The Student Wellness Center can provide STI testing, pregnancy testing, and general health and wellness check-ups. Please note, SJSU Student Wellness Center does not provide forensic evidence collection, such as a sexual assault forensic exam (often called a "rape kit"). If you are in need of a forensic exam, please visit the Santa Clara County Valley Medical Center Emergency Department or call the SART Coordinator at 408-885-6466 . Tijan White, Ed.D., Respondent Consultant Email: titleix-tijan@sjsu.edu Sabrina-Moné Lamontagne, Respondent Consultant Email: titleix-sabrina-mone@sjsu.edu View Rights and Options for Victims of Sexual Misconduct [pdf] For Employees Campus Survivor Advocate Services are for victims of sex/gender harassment, sexual misconduct, sexual exploitation, dating/domestic violence, and stalking. To request an appointment with the Campus Survivor Advocate, please contact: Selena Hernandez, M.A. Student Wellness Center, 300B Phone: 408-924-5021 Email: survivoradvocate@sjsu.edu SJSU’s Campus Survivor Advocate is a confidential resource - you can discuss what happened without notifying the or law enforcement. LifeMatters® by Empathia, San José State University’s confidential Employee Assistance Program (EAP), is dedicated to employee well-being. From emotional and family counseling to providing geriatric care management, LifeMatters® offers both online and in-person support. • Visit LifeMatters® online for more information. Password: SPARTANS • To speak to someone from LifeMatters® confidentially, call 800-367-7474 . • Visit Counseling for Faculty and Staff for personal consultations. Sexual violence impacts all aspects of the SJSU community, and it is important as faculty that you are equipped with the knowledge and know-how to best support your students in times when they need it most. The following suggested syllabus language [pdf] serves as a resource from which you can pick and choose to best support student success and care. Tijan White, Ed.D., Respondent Consultant Email: titleix-tijan@sjsu.edu Sabrina-Moné Lamontagne, Respondent Consultant Email: titleix-sabrina-mone@sjsu.edu View Rights and Options for Victims of Sexual Misconduct [pdf] Off Campus Resources These off-campus resources provide confidential support services to survivors of sexual assault, dating & domestic violence, and stalking. They will not report to the SJSU without your consent. YWCA Golden Gate Silicon Valley 24-hour Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, and Human Trafficking Hotline: 800-572-2782 Website: yourywca.org Next Door Solutions to Domestic Violence 24/7 Crisis Hotline: 408-279-2962 Website: nextdoorsolutions.org Asian Women’s Home Hotline: 408-975-2739 Website: dv.aaci.org Maitri (services for families and individuals from South Asia) Toll Free Helpline: 1-888-862-4874 Website: maitri.org LGBTQIA+ Title IX Protections The is committed to keeping our campus community updated and informed. Periodic campus updates is one...