WHAT ISTITLE IX?Title IX is a federal law that prohibits sex–based discrimination on college campuses. The University strives to provide a safe campus so that all students can do their best work within MSU Denver’s educational environment. In accordance with Title IX, MSU Denver strictly prohibits acts of sexual misconduct, including sexual harassment, sexual assault, stalking and dating and domestic violence.

Individual and campus safety are everyone’s responsibility. The Dean of Students O� ce encourages you to actively participate in helping to maintain the safety and general welfare of the campus community.

For additional information, including the University’s policies regarding Title IX and sexual misconduct, please visit msudenver.edu/deanofstudents/sexualmisconducttitleix.

MSU Denver strictly prohibits any form of retaliation against anyone fi ling a complaint related to sexual misconduct or for participating in an investigation.

SAFER CAMPUS. SAFER COMMUNITY.

PREVENTING & RESPONDING TO SEXUAL MISCONDUCT

Tivoli Suite #311303-615-0220msudenver.edu/studentengagementandwellness

EMERGENCY CONTACT INFOIn the event of an emergency, call 911 from any campus phone or 303-556-5000 from a cell phone to reach the Auraria Police Department.

Health Center at Auraria....................303-615-9999

MSU Denver Counseling Center......303-615-9988

After-hours mental health and victim assistance crisis line...............303-615-9911

CARE Team........................................303-615-0220

Information from the DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICE

Together we support Title IX and strive for a community free from discrimination and violence.

LEARN &ENGAGE

For information on reporting options, identifying healthy and unhealthy relationships, bystander intervention and the Student Code of Conduct, check out the Dean of Students website and Learning Center at msudenver.edu/deanofstudents.

For information on campus crime statistics, policies and violence prevention, visit the MSU Denver Campus Safety and Compliance website atmsudenver.edu/safety.

Attend a Phoenix Center at Auraria workshop or program on interpersonal violence. Visit thepca.orgfor details.

Keep an eye out for posters and signs around campus highlighting di� erent events, and check out the MSU Denver events calendar at msudenver.edu/events.

TALK TO SOMEONE

The Phoenix Center at Auraria Provides free confi dential victim advocacy, support and resources. Call the 24-hour hot-lineat 303-556-CALL (2255).

MSU Denver Counseling Center Provides free, confi dential counseling in Tivoli 651.Call 303-615-9988, or after hours, call 303-615-9911.

Health Center at AurariaProvides confi dential victim services and medicalsupport in Plaza 150. Call 303-615-9999, or after hours, call 303-615-9911.

TELL THE UNIVERSITY

MSU Denver strongly encourages prompt reporting of any information related to sexual misconduct—including sexual assault, harassment, stalking and dating and domestic violence. Regardless of where an event occurred or who was involved, share the information so that we can provide support and enact applicable policies.

Filing a report with MSU Denver is separate from reporting to law enforcement, and MSU Denver can support a student in reporting to both the University and law enforcement.

For University or campus actionContact the Dean of Students O� ce by visiting Tivoli 311 or calling 303-615-0220.

File a report online at msudenver.edu/deanofstudents.

Contact the Title IX Coordinator in the O� ce of Equal Opportunity by visiting SSB 440 or by calling 303-615-0036. For additional information, please visit msudenver.edu/eoo.

For law enforcement actionContact the Auraria Campus Police Department by calling 911 from any campus phone or by calling 303-556-5000 from a cell phone.

RESTASSUREDMSU Denver is committed to provide reasonable accommodations, such as adjustments to class schedules, to students who may have experienced sexual misconduct.