Violence Prevention Program

A comprehensive program addressing sexual violence, relationship violence and stalking, the Violence Prevention Program combats violent crimes against women and men on campus. An award from the US Department of Justice supports this work.

We work to strengthen victim/survivor advocacay and services, and to build a coordinated comprehensive education and prevention effort, and create a campus culture that addresses the roots of gender and relationship violence while fostering healthy relationships.

*Free, confidential advocacy services on campus for victims/survivors and concerned persons affected by sexual assault, relationship violence and stalking.

*Coordinates the campus efforts to prevent violence.

*Works together with the City of Morris and County of Stevens to provide :

--24 hour crisis hot line (1-800-974-3359)
--On-Campus confidential crisis intervention
--Advocacy and support services for students, faculty and staff
--Health Care advocacy, making sure appropriate services are offered.
--Support and assistance when filing police reports.
--Assisting in making arrangements for safe housing.
--Legal advocacy, including support in attaining restraining and harassment orders and court appearances.
--Assistance with the Behavior Commitee and campus judicial processes.

Violence Prevention Program Brochure

Faculty and Staff Resource Guide