If You Are A Victim

(partially taken from victimsofcrime.org)

The most important single act a victim can engage in immediately is getting to a safe place. A victim should find a place where she or he can feel secure and comfortable; such as a friend or resident advisor's room, the local or campus police, 或者公共场所.

Victims who are injured should seek immediate medical help. Victims should call 911 or have a friend take them to the hospital, Concordia’s 保健中心, 或者私人医生.

Because being a victim can be both physically and psychologically traumatic in the short and long term, many victims seek the support of family, 朋友, or professionals throughout their recovery. Professional assistance or referrals to assistance may be available through the following resources:

Campus/residence hall staff;
On/off-campus crisis centers;
School counseling services;
Victim/witness programs; and/or
Community mental health agencies.

If you are unsure of where to begin, talk with your RA. While they cannot promise confidentiality, they can provide privacy and can help you get connected to one or more of the offices/agencies listed below.

File a Title IX complaint

If you are the victim of:

盗窃 – contact 校园安全: 949-214-3000. An officer will take a report and can connect you with the Irvine Police Department.
暴力 – contact 911 if the violence results in needing medical attention; contact 校园安全: 949-214-3000 after medical assistance has been received. An officer will take a report and can connect you with the Irvine Police Department.
被欺侮 – contact 校园安全: 949-214-3000 or your RA.
性骚扰 – contact one of Concordia’s designated 性骚扰 Complaint Resource Officers:

梅根Bouslaugh
Vice President of Student Affairs, Dean of Students
Chief Title IX Coordinator
电子邮件: (电子邮件保护)
电话:949-214-3057

Other Sexual Misconduct – contact any of the following University entities for assistance:

保健中心, 米歇尔的laab, Director of Health 服务: 949-214-3102
Administration Bldg 103, 校园安全 Office, 劳尔莫拉莱斯, Director of 校园安全: 949-214-3007.
Administration Bldg 106, 校园安全 Office, 史蒂文·罗德里格斯, Associate Director of 校园安全: 949-214-3003.

Campus Sexual Assault Victim’s Bill of Rights

The accuser and accused must have the same opportunity to have others present.
Both parties shall be informed of the outcome of any disciplinary proceeding.
Survivors shall be informed of their options to notify law enforcement.
Survivors shall be notified of counseling services.
Survivors shall be notified of options for changing academic and living situations.

Reporting the Crime to Authorities

Victims are encouraged to report the crime to authorities for many reasons, including:

Many crime victim compensation programs require immediate reporting to police;
Statistics show that crimes reported sooner, rather than later, have higher arrest rates; and
Authorities may be able to direct victims to further assistance.

Please note that although all crime victims are encouraged to report the crime, not everyone will feel comfortable entering the judicial process. The choice about whether or not to report belongs 致受害者. Reporting is not required to receive crisis counseling or medical care.

Listed below are some off-campus resources that provide services for victims as they are deciding to report the crime:

Irvine Police Department – 949-724-7000
Hoag Hospital Irvine – 16200 Sand Canyon Avenue, Irvine; 949-517-3000
Kaiser Permanente Hospital – 6640 Alton Parkway, Irvine; 949-932-5000
Sexual Assault Victim 服务 for South Orange County – 949-752-1971
Rape Crisis Hotline –24-Hour Counseling – 714-957-2737 or 949-831-9110

If You Are a Victim

校园安全