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Dr. Janet Boller, a counselor in Lindley Counseling, offers confidential support for any students impacted by sexual misconduct in the broadest sense. Dr. Boller can help by listening to your ...

These trained professionals can provide counseling, information, and support under legally protected confidentiality.

What is a Physical Evidence Recovery Kit? A Physical Evidence Recovery Kit (PERK) is a special medical exam performed by a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) to collect evidence that may be helpful ...

Making a report is notifying the Title IX Coordinator of an incident of sexual misconduct. A report may be accompanied by a request for: supportive measures; informal resolution; to initiate the ...

Lindley Health Can treat any injuries, screen for and treat sexually transmitted infections (STIs), provide emergency contraception, give information and referrals for evidence collection, and provide ...

The Title IX Coordinator receives reports of sexual misconduct and oversees the University’s review, investigation, and resolution of those reports to ensure the University’s compliance with Title IX ...

If you are accused of misconduct, you are entitled to a fair investigation and hearing process, as well as resources to guide you through the complaint process. Below is information related to the ...

RTEC offers only initial level licensure programs. Regarding CAEP Measures 1 and 2: RTEC participates with the Virginia Education Assessment Collaborative’s annual surveying of responses from ...

Brock teaches courses on British and Atlantic history, the Reformation, witchcraft and the devil, and the history of poverty. Her research focuses on the supernatural and religious beliefs and ...

Am I a mandatory reporter? The following employees are mandatory reporters and are required to share information related to reports of sexual misconduct with the Title IX Coordinator or Assistant ...

Pandemics force health systems to make decisions that ordinary clinical ethics tries to avoid: who receives treatment when there is not enough to go around. Under those conditions, allocation criteria ...