You don’t have to navigate an experience of sexual or interpersonal violence alone. Pace offers confidential support, campus resources, and reporting options so you can decide what feels right for you.
Confidential resources can help you talk through what happened, explore your options, and connect with care without making a formal report.
At Pace, confidential resources include the Office of Sexual and Interpersonal Wellness, Counseling Center, and University Health Care.
For campus-specific contacts, medical resources, off-campus support, and information about forensic exams:
You decide if, when, and how you want to report.
The Office of Civil Rights Compliance can explain your options, connect you with supportive measures, and respond to reports of sexual misconduct. Supportive measures may be available even if you do not file a formal complaint or make a police report.
You may also report to Pace Safety and Security, law enforcement, or through the University’s online reporting form.
You don’t need to have all the answers. Listen, believe them, respect their choices, and help them connect with support if they want it.
Pace’s campus support pages include additional guidance for helping a friend, along with confidential and off-campus resources.
You have options. You have support. You don’t have to navigate this alone.
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