RESOURCES
Who's Who: Who to Go to If You've Been Sexually Assaulted
In partnership with EOAA, the Aurora Center, and UMPD, the Sexual Assault Task Force created a video highlighting resources available to members of the campus community that have concerns regarding sexual assault. This video is now used in first year, transfer and graduate student online orientation courses.
non-confidential resources
Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action
(EOAA) is responsible for responding to sexual misconduct reports through investigation, consultation, and education. As the University's Title IX office, this is the location where UMN employees are required to report sexual misconduct that they become aware of.
Business: (612) 624-9547
Address: 274 McNamara
Website: diversity.umn.edu/eoaa/home
University of Minnesota Police Department
The UMPD responds to and investigates sexual assault reports that occur on campus. For students that attend the University of Minnesota and had the incident occur off-campus, UMPD will help the victim get in touch with the appropriate police department within that jurisdiction.
By state law, the victim's identity cannot be released to the public. The victim can choose to end the investigation at any time if they no longer feel comfortable.
Non-Emergency: 612-624-COPS
Address: 100 Transportation and Safety Building
Website: publicsafety.umn.edu/sexualassault
Sexual Health Awareness & Disease Education
(SHADE) is a program associated with Boynton that offers a wide variety of resources related to sexual health. They have a SHADE adviser and trained student coordinators to answer questions related to sexual health and disease prevention.
Phone: 612-625-5917
Address: 208 Boynton
Website: boynton.umn.edu/shade
University Student Legal Services
(SLS) provides free legal representation, legal advice, referrals, and legal education for students paying the Student Services Fee.
Phone: (612) 624-1001
Address: 160 West Bank Skyway
Website: usls.umn.edu
confidential resources
The Aurora Center for Advocacy & Education
offers free & confidential services to victims/survivors/anyone with concerns related to sexual assault. These services are available for all members of the University of Minnesota & Augsburg community, including students, staff and faculty.
Advocate Phone: (612) 626-2929
24 Hour Helpline: (612) 626-9111
Text Line: (612) 615-8911 (text “TALK”)
Address: 117 Appleby Hall
Website: aurora.umn.edu
Boynton Mental Health
offers a 24-hour crisis line.
Call 612-301-4673 or text UMN to 61222.
Student Counseling Services
Minneapolis Campus:
340 Appleby Hall
128 Pleasant Street SE
Minneapolis, MN 55455
Phone: 612-624-3323
St. Paul Campus:
199 Coffey Hall
1420 Eckles Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55108
Phone: 612-624-3323
Safe & Free Transportation
The University of Minnesota offers two options so that you don't have to walk home alone. The first is a walking or biking service which allows students to call the number to request a security monitor to take them anywhere within a specific boundary from the U. This boundary can be found on their website. The second is the Gopher Chauffeur which is a free ride service that provides rides on Monday-Saturday night. They will pick you up from many of the surrounding neighborhoods to campus, and will drop you off as far away as Uptown.
Walk Service: (612) 624-WALK (9255)
Website: publicsafety.umn.edu/home/security
Gopher Chauffeur: (612) 388-6911