You may be unsure whether something that has happened is sexual harassment. Or, you may believe that conduct is sexual harassment but may be unsure how you want to handle it.

If you want more information about sexual harassment, your options to address a particular concern, or the complaint process, or if you are seeking confidential counseling to help you through a stressful situation, you may contact any of the following confidential resources:

• Office of the Ombudsperson (for faculty, staff, or students)
• Faculty and Staff Services (for faculty or staff)
• University Counseling Service (for students)
• Women’s Resource and Action Center (for faculty, staff, or students)
• Rape Victim Advocacy Program (for faculty, staff, or students)

These offices will maintain confidentiality and will not report your concerns elsewhere. They can provide you with information and help you to decide what course of action is right for you.

If you want to pursue a complaint, please refer to Filing a Complaint.

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