Resources

If you’ve experienced discrimination, harassment, sexual harassment, hate crimes, dating violence, domestic violence, stalking, or sexual assault, you are not alone. Washington State University is here to listen, support, and help you find the resources that feel right for you. Submit a report to CCR to get connected with supportive measures or explore other support measures below.

If you are in immediate danger, call 911.

If you feel unsafe right now, there are steps the university can take to help protect you. These may include, but are not limited to:

Changing your room or dorm,
Adjusting class schedules,
Helping you withdraw from classes without penalty,
Issuing no‑contact agreements,
Setting temporary trespass orders, and/or
Connecting you with on or off campus safety resources.

To learn more about these supports, reach out to CCR by email (ccr@wsu.edu), phone (509-335-1814) or file a report.

Connect with Campus Security

Select your campus to view campus security resources and contact info:

Tri-Cities/Yakima Campus Security
Spokane Campus Security
Vancouver Public Safety
Everett Safety and Security
Bremerton Safety and Security
Pullman Campus Police
- The Police Cadet Program provides foot escorts for anyone to or from WSU Campus, Wednesdays-Saturdays from 8 PM to 2 AM. Call 509-432-3818.
- To request security for an event you are planning, please call WSU Police Reception at 509-335-8548 or email police@wsu.edu.

Victim Advocates

If you experienced a crime, sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, stalking or other sexual violence, you can speak with a trained community-based victim advocate who can:

Listen without judgment,
Explain your options,
Help with safety planning,
Support you through medical, legal, or reporting processes, and
Connect you with emergency housing in the area, where appropriate.

Find an advocate in your area. You can also call the National Sexual Assault Hotline 800-656-HOPE or the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE to be connected to an advocate.

Confidential Resources at WSU

Find confidential resources specific to your campus and community. These include medical providers, mental health counselors, and legal support both on and off campus specific to where you live.
Office of the University Ombuds: A private, neutral place to talk through concerns and understand your options. They won’t take sides and can help you explore solutions confidentially.

Find resources specific to your community including university offices, legal advocacy, medical services, mental health services, and law enforcement. Visit Employee Resources to access support, benefits, and services available to you as an employee.