Help after an incident with crime, trauma, discrimination, other

UNC Bears Help after an incident with crime, trauma, discrimination, other

We work hard to create a safe and welcoming campus, but trauma does happen. These events and experiences can have a serious impact on our mental, emotional, and physical well-being, which makes it hard to participate in classes. We want you to have the support you need for whatever you experienced.

 I want to talk to someone

• The Assault Survivors Advocacy Program Links to an external site. (ASAP) provides 24/7 free access to talk with an advocate in-person, via phone, or via email. Speaking with an advocate is confidential and they can help you understand your rights and connect you with further resources.
• Speak with a therapist at the Counseling Center Links to an external site. or the Psychological Services Clinic Links to an external site.. These are confidential spaces that can provide mental and emotional support, help you process your experience, and connect you to additional resources.
• You can make a request to meet with a case manager through the office of Student Outreach and Support Links to an external site.(SOS). The SOS team can work with your advisors, professors, and other campus groups to find support for you.

 I want to make a report

• ASAP provides an overview of Reporting Options Links to an external site. and provides explanations for each. If you want to learn more about what options you have and what they mean, this is a good place to start.
• My Safe Campus  Links to an external site.is an anonymous reporting platform to report campus incidents of all types. 
• Make a report directly to the UNC Police Department Links to an external site.for events that happened on campus. If something happened away from campus, our Greeley Police Department Links to an external site. will help you. We know the police can be intimidating, but they are responsible for investigating crimes. 
• You can also make a report directly through the Office of Institutional Equity and Compliance, Links to an external site.which handles campus cases related to Title IX, harassment and discrimination, and others.

  I want other resources

• If you're feeling unsure or overwhelmed and don't know where to begin, start with an overview provided by ASAP Links to an external site. of all your options. This Campus Resources Download Campus Resources
  pdf also outlines all of the on-campus services and departments and provides a brief explanation of their role.
• The Colorado Organization for Victim Assistance Links to an external site. (COVA) provides a directory of services available throughout the state for victims of all types of crimes.
• The National Center for Victims of Crime Links to an external site. (NCVC) provides a variety of resources for any type of crime including this listing Download this listing
  of hotlines and websites you can go to for help.
• ASAP provides a list of off-campus resources Links to an external site. including ones in the Greeley area and other parts of Colorado as well as hotlines and websites. This Community Resources Download Community Resources
  pdf also outlines resources in the Northern Colorado area.
• Have legal questions? You have access to free legal consultations through Student Legal Services. Links to an external site.
• The UNC Campus Safety Links to an external site. website has links to all of these resources and more. Check it out for more information about safety on our campus.

 Crime Statistics

Every college is federally required to publish reports of crimes on and around certain areas of campus and properties that are owned or controlled by the college.  This is called the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report. It is updated by October 1^st each year with the three previous calendar year’s crime statistics.  For more up-to-date crime information, you can find the Daily Crime Log Links to an external site. on the UNC Police website Links to an external site..  This report is updated within two business days of any crimes that are reported around UNC Police patrol jurisdiction. 

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