Long-term Support

AU Counseling Center (202) 885-3500 The Counseling Center offers counseling, support, and referrals for survivors of sexual violence. The counseling center can also make referrals to off-campus counselors who specialize in

Sexual Assault Survivor Support Group This 6-session group run by the AU Counseling Center will provide survivors with a safe environment for gaining support, sharing stories, coping with the aftermath of assault, and understanding how their experiences impact current functioning and relationships. For more information or to speak to one of the group leaders contact the Counseling Center at 202-885-3500.

Academic

Office of the Dean of Students (202) 885-3300 The Office of the Dean of Students can assist you in communicating with academic advisors, professors, counseling, housing, and other units and resources on campus.

Student Conduct and Conflict Resolution Services (202) 885-3328 If you are interested in filing a complaint or have questions regarding AU’s Student Conduct Code, please contact the SCCRS office.

Legal

Women Empowered Against Violence (WEAVE) (202) 452-9550 Provides advocacy and legal services and resources.

Housing

Housing and Dining Programs (202) 885-3370  A survivor is encouraged to speak with their Resident or Area Director to find out their housing options after an assault has occurred. Housing and Dining staff will work with the student based on their needs and choices.

Medical

Student Health Center (202) 885-3380 The SHC can provide follow-up medical care, sexually transmitted infection testing, and emergency contraception. Healthcare providers can also provide resource and referral information based upon your needs. To schedule an appointment with a provider call 202-885-3380. Walk-in appointments are accepted and scheduled based upon availability.

Wellness Center 202-885-3276 The Wellness Center provides information, support and referral services on a wide variety of health, wellness, and safety issues. Local and national resources on sexual assault, intimate partner violence and stalking can be found in the Wellness Center.

Additional Resources

Disability Support Services (202) 885-3315 v/tty Disability Support Services (DSS) ensures that students with physical, medical, or psychological disabilities have equal access to university programs and services. DSS provides or coordinates a range of services and accommodations that meet the individual needs of a student based on the impact of the specific disability. For more information contact Joanne Benica at--- benica@american.edu

GLBTA Resource Center (202) 885-3346 The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Ally (GLBTA) Resource Center works to strengthen and sustain an inclusive campus community that welcomes people of all sexual orientations and gender identities by providing support, educational resources, and advocacy. For more information contact Sara Bendoraitis at--- bendoraitis@american.edu

International Student & Scholar Services (202) 885–3350 or 3340 ISSS is committed to providing students and exchange visitors with accurate and timely advice on all immigration questions. To ensure this commitment, an international student advisor is always available at the front desk to assist students and exchange visitors. ISSS also publishes handouts on various F-1 and J-1 immigration issues, such as work authorization, travel, and change of status, which are available from the ISSS office or website. For more information contact ...

Kay Spiritual Life Center (202) 885-3320 The Kay Spiritual Life Center serves the university community as a center for religious life and spiritual growth. The Kay Center fosters a climate of interfaith understanding and openness in which matters of faith and values are recognized as an integral part of university life. Survivors may need spiritual guidance as a part of the healing process. For more information contact Christine Gettings at--- gettings@american.edu

Student Advocacy Center (SAC) - (202) 885-6413 SAC, a Student Government organization, provides student advocates that can inform you of your rights as an AU student.

Women’s Initiative (202) 885-6403 Women’s Initiative, a non-partisan women’s organization under the Student Government, offers a wide range of information on sexual assault and other health issues. For more information, contact wi@ausg.org.