If you would like to report an incident of sexual assault, sexual misconduct, intimate partner violence, stalking, or non-consensual sexual contact, sexual harassment, please complete this form.
IS SOMEONE:
• Continuing to call you even though you have told them to stop
• Repeatedly leaving or sending you obscene, harassing or threatening
messages
• Driving by your home, school or place of employment or intimidating you
• Persistently leaving or sending unwanted letters, notes, cards or gifts
• Watching you from a distance or following you
• Appearing unexpectedly at places you frequent or don’t frequent “just
by chance”
• Contacting and/or threatening your friends, family members, neighbors
or coworkers
• Damaging of threatening to damage your home, car or other property?
• Threatening to harm or kill your pet
DO YOU FEEL:
• FEAR of what the stalker will do
• VULNERABLE, unsafe and do not know who to trust
• NERVOUS, irritable, impatient or on edge
• DEPRESSED, hopeless, overwhelmed, tearful or angry
• STRESSED, including having trouble concentrating, sleeping or
remembering things
• CONFUSED, FRUSTRATED or ISOLATED because other people do not
understand why you are afraid
• You have EATING PROBLEMS such as appetite loss, forgetting to eat or
overeating
ARE YOU FEARFUL OF REPORTING BECAUSE:
• You think that nothing can be done to help you
• You minimize the risk the stalker poses
• You blame yourself for the stalker’s behavior
TRUST YOUR INTUITION, and GET HELP!
• Stalking is a series of actions that makes you feel afraid or in danger.
• Stalking is serious, often violent and can escalate over time.
Campus Resources: A little help can go a long way.
Additional Resources: Additional resources are available to you.