Phoenix Against Violence Paving the way for honest conversation, bystander intervention, incident reporting, and a safer future for all students. PAV provides Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, and Stalking Prevention trainings, programs, and resources. P.A.V. THE WAY: Campus Resources Title IX Policy Sexual Misconduct reporting form Campus Safety Confidential Campus Resources Counseling Center - counseling@wilson.edu Office of the Chaplain - chaplain@wilson.edu College nurse - nurse@wilson.edu Education Red Flags of Domestic and Dating Violence Who can I report to at Wilson? You can report an incident of Sexual Violence to any Wilson College Staff member, Dean of Students, Director of Residence Life, RAs, Title IX coordinator, Vice President for Student Development, or Campus Safety, if you wish to have the incident recorded. You may confidentially disclose to the Counseling Staff or the Office of the Chaplain. Resources Available in the Community: Women In Need serves any person in the community who experiences Sexual Violence or Domestic Violence by offering: 24 Hour Hotline providing information and referrals. Emergency Shelter for those fleeing domestic violence. Individual Counseling trained to work with all victims as well as family members. Support Groups for a variety of needs and topics. Legal Advocacy provides advocacy and accompaniment through civil and criminal court. Sexual Assault Response Team dispatched to the hospital any time there is need for a Sexual Assault Forensic Kit. What is a Sexual Assault Forensic Kit and Exam? A Sexual Assault Forensic Kit and Exam is done at a hospital at the victims request to gather any potential evidence. Kits are completely voluntary and can be done as minimally or thoroughly as the victim wishes. Kits should be done no longer than 5 days after an incident has occurred. Kits can be done anonymously and stored for up to 2 years. What is Sexual Violence? Sexual Violence is any sexual act that is committed without the other person's consent. Sexual Violence can happen to anyone regardless of age, gender, race, or sexual orientation. Sexual Violence can include: Rape, Sexual Assault, Intimate Partner Violence, Drug Assisted Sexual Assault and more. To learn more about Wilson College's Sexual Misconduct Policy, please refer to your Blue Book or Wilson College's website. What is the Clery Act? The Clery Act is a law that provides transparency of campus crime policy and statistics. To comply with the Clery Act, Wilson College must report all crimes that happen on campus to the Clery Center and display these statistics on the Campus Safety webpage. Academic Success Center Accessibility Services Subject Tutoring Writing Lab Campus Dining Campus Housing Campus Life FAQ'S Career Development Clubs and Activities College Store Getting Involved Living on Campus Student Blue Book Student Services Student Orientation Student Wellness Parents Pets on Campus Phoenix Against Violence Relevant links ... Academic Success Center Campus Dining Campus Housing Campus Life FAQ'S Career Development Clubs and Activities College Store Getting Involved Living on Campus Student Blue Book Student Services Student Orientation Student Wellness Parents Pets on Campus Phoenix Against Violence Contact Dean of Students Katie Kough kkough@wilson.edu Crystal Collier-Walker crystalcollierwalker@wilson.edu 717-262-2541 Vice President for Student Development Katherine Buck katherine.buck@wilson.edu 717-262-2577 Wilson College Counseling Center counseling@wilson.edu Students Only Women In Need winservices.org 24 Hour Hotline 717-624-4444 or 717-485-5840 FREE and Confidential, available to anyone
