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If the incident just occurred, please see the Emergency Contacts and/or Emergency Contraception.

• Contact the police, an anonymous, "Jane / John Doe," report may be filed while deciding whether to pursue criminal charges

• Seek assistance from a victim’s advocate (Individuals trained to assist victims through legal, medical, and University procedures as well as to provide emotional support)

• Assist in preserving evidence (Try not to change clothes, shower, douche, comb hair, brush teeth, eat or drink, urinate)

• Seek medical attention (Regardless of the desire to press charges or not, medical evaluation is important to address physical injuries which may not be readily apparent)

• Explore legal (Criminal and/or Civil Charges) and/or University disciplinary options

If the incident occurred sometime in the past 

• Consider filing an informational report with the police

• Seek emotional support (Through individual, group, or web-based counseling)

• Explore legal and/or University disciplinary options (Although time may have passed, there may be options that remain)

• Seek assistance from a victim’s advocate (On-campus, this individual can help with academic concerns, residence hall relocation, judicial procedures, etc.)

• Seek medical assistance if you have not had an evaluation since the assault