We encourage you to report all forms of sexual misconduct committed by or against all members of our community. Reporting will not change what happened to you or a member of our community, but it may help stop it from happening to someone else.

Reporting an incident of sexual misconduct is a difficult, yet important decision. We encourage survivors and members of our community to report sexual misconduct. 做报告可能有助于恢复, 提供支持和服务, and prevent the offender from committing further violence. 报告选项不是相互排斥的. Both campus and criminal reports may be pursued simultaneously. Survivors are encouraged to select a trusted individual who can support them throughout this process.

校内报告选项

机密报告

的 学生受害者辩护律师 and therapists from Counseling and Psychological Services (working in their capacity as therapists) are confidential reporting resources.  他们可以做一份机密报告, 将受害者与支持资源联系起来, and explain the various options for filing a formal complaint. 

向大学报告

的 正规博彩十大网站 takes incidents of sexual misconduct very seriously and encourages students to report all incidents. Survivors are free to report instances of sexual misconduct to the University regardless of whether or not they choose to press formal charges with law enforcement.

在任何情况下, Pacific's goal is to treat all survivors with sensitivity and fairness while also ensuring that the respondent (alleged perpetrator) receives appropriate due process. Both the survivor and the respondent are entitled to a support person throughout the reporting, 调查, 以及听证过程. 请参阅 第九章/不当性行为政策 for more information on Pacific's policies and procedures.

If a survivor discusses the incident with a University staff, 或者教职员工, with the exception of therapists from Counseling and Psychological Services and the 学生受害者辩护律师 who are confidential resources, the staff 或者教职员工 must forward any report of sexual misconduct to the Title IX Coordinator. 

Students may elect to file a report through the Title IX Coordinator, 第九条副协调员, 学生的行为, 人力资源, 学生受害者辩护律师, 公共安全部门或当地警察局. A report will include the names of the reporting party, name of the survivor and the name of the accused, 如果已知. If a survivor chooses to file a report, then the following procedures may result:

  • Title IX Process — 的 Title IX Coordinator will offer options and resources, review the referral to determine if the alleged conduct falls under the University's 第九条政策. 第九条协调员将决定, 听取投诉人的意见, whether to pursue a formal 调查 or an informal resolution.
  • Criminal Justice Process — 的 report may lead to a review by the criminal justice system, whether or not the University conduct system is reviewing the matter. Students may choose to report these incidents to the University Public 安全 Department or to any other law enforcement agency. 的 学生受害者辩护律师 or Public 安全 Officer can assist in the reporting process within the criminal justice system.
  • Civil Suits — A victim may choose to file a civil suit for monetary damages against an alleged perpetrator for causing physical or emotional injuries, regardless of the outcome of the student conduct process or criminal prosecution; however this is not initiated by filing a complaint with the University.

匿名报告

任何幸存者都可以匿名举报.  的 报告的形式 need not include the name of the survivor or the accused, 除非幸存者选择把他们包括在内. Filing an anonymous report will ensure that information is recorded in the event the survivor would like to file a complaint at a later date and also assists the University in compiling accurate crime statistics.  Survivors are encouraged to include their initials, in the event they would like to later file a formal complaint, 虽然这不是必需的.  Filing an anonymous report will not result in a police 调查. 的 报告的形式 可以在网上找到.

校园报告联系方式

  • Interim Title IX Coordinator: Reid McCormick: rmccormick@bleachenglishdubbed.com; 209.946.7770 or 1.888.383.2765(免费)
  • 受害者倡导者(3个城市):209.403.0250 *保密报告 
  • 斯托克顿校区 Department of Public 安全: 209.946.2537
  • 萨克拉门托校园 Department of Public 安全: 916.739-7200
  • 旧金山校区 Department of Public 安全: 415.929.6456

      Note: Reporting to campus police is not the same as pressing charges against an offender.

校外报告选项

向当地执法部门报告

  • 斯托克顿警察局:(209)937-8377 
  • 萨克拉门托警察局:(916)264-5471 
  • 旧金山 Police Department: (415)-553-8090

      Note: Reporting to the police is not the same as pressing charges against an offender.

联系受过训练的社区倡导者

It may be helpful for survivors to have someone who can help them explore their off-campus options and guide them through legal processes; an advocate can provide assistance in this area. Local resources provide a wide range of services to community members affected directly by sexual misconduct and to those close to them, 包括危机干预, 个人及团体辅导, 宣传, 伴奏, 以及转介服务. 除了, they offer a variety of educational and training programs about personal safety and prevention. 

斯托克顿

San Joaquin Women's Center: Youth and Family Services — 209.929.6700
性侵犯热线209.465.4997
北加州街729号. 斯托克顿，加州95202

萨克拉门托

织
支援热线916.920.2952 or 866.920.2952免费

旧金山

旧金山反强奸妇女组织
危机热线415.647.7273

向民权办公室报告

Individuals with complaints against the University related to this policy have the right to file a complaint with the United States 教育部:

民权办公室
旧金山办事处， U.S. 教育部
比尔街50号.7200套房
旧金山，加州94105-1813
语音电话:415.486.5555
传真:415.486.5570
TDD: 800.877.8339
电子邮件: 光学字符识别.SanFrancisco@ed.政府