Campus Resources

Survivors of domestic, dating or sexual violence who are students may report confidentially to Counseling and Psychological Services or University Health Services.  This means that identifying information will not be shared with the University without the express request or permission by the student to do so.  However, aggregate statistics will be shared  with the Office for Institutional Equity and Title IX for reporting and analysis purposes.

Any member of the campus community may also make reports pertaining to Title IX, and other types of concerns, through the Ethics Reporting Hotline. Students, faculty and staff can anonymously file a report by calling 844-587-0793 or visiting cmu.ethicspoint.com. All submissions will be shared with appropriate university personnel. The hotline is NOT an emergency service. On-campus emergencies should be reported directly to University Police at 412-268-2323 and off-campus emergencies should be reported directly to 911.

For more information about these resources, please click on the links above or check out our Resources Page.

Community Resources

Survivors of domestic or dating violence (whether male or female) may report confidentially to the Women’s Center and Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh.  Reports will not be shared with the University.

Survivors of sexual violence may report confidentially to Pittsburgh Action Against Rape.  Reports will not be shared with the University.

Survivors of domestic, dating or sexual violence may report confidentially to the Center for Victims.

For more information about these resources, please click on the links above or check out our Resources Page.