Supportive resources are available at the University. Some of these resources are designated as confidential. Other resources provide support, but may need to involve OIE and/or DPSS. Regardless of whether the University determines that Prohibited Conduct occurred, the University will offer resources or assistance to Complainants, Respondents, witnesses, and other affected University Community members after receiving notice of alleged Prohibited Conduct. The University will also assist those individuals in identifying and contacting external law enforcement agencies and community resources.
A. Confidential Resources
Confidential Resources are available to provide individuals with assistance, support, and additional information and are prohibited from disclosing confidential information unless: (1) given permission by the person who disclosed the information; (2) there is an imminent threat of harm to self or others; (3) the conduct involves suspected abuse of a minor under the age of 18; or (4) as otherwise required or permitted by law or court order. Confidential Resources may be required to report non-identifying information to DPSS for crime reporting purposes.
Ann Arbor Campus including Michigan Medicine
Complainant Advocacy & Support:
- For Students and Employees: Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Center (“SAPAC”) provides direct support to Complainants, including crisis intervention; advocacy; assistance in navigating academic, personal, medical, and community impact; and referrals to campus and community resources. (734) 764-7771, 24-hour crisis line (734) 936-3333.
Counseling:
- For Students: Counseling and Psychological Services (“CAPS”): (734) 764-8312 (includes 24 hour service)
- For Student-Athletes: Athletic Counseling Team: (734) 647-9656
- For Central Campus Faculty and Staff: Faculty and Staff Counseling and Consultation Office: (734) 936-8660
- For Michigan Medicine Faculty and Staff: Office of Counseling and Workplace Resilience: (734) 763-5409
- For Students and Employees: CEW+ Career and Educational Counseling: (734) 764-6360
Ombuds:
- For Students: University Ombuds: (734) 763-3545
- For Faculty: Faculty Ombuds: (734) 763-2707
- For Staff: Staff Ombuds: (734) 936-0600
University Health Service:
- For Students: Wolverine Wellness Medical and Health Educators: (734) 763-1320
- For Students and Employees: Sexual Assault Services at the University Health Service (“UHS”). UHS provides medical services for those who have experienced sexual assault, including sexual assault medical exams conducted by a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (“SANE”) from Washtenaw County: (734) 764-8320
Dearborn Campus
Counseling:
- For Students: Counseling and Psychological Services: (313) 593- 5430
- For Faculty and Staff: Faculty and Staff Counseling and Consultation Services: (734) 936-8660
Ombuds:
- For Students: Ombuds Services: (313) 593-5440
- For Faculty: Faculty Ombuds: (313) 593-5240
Flint Campus
Complainant Support:
- For Students: Center for Gender and Sexuality (Only the Sexual Assault Advocate is Confidential): (810) 237-6648
Counseling:
- For Students: Counseling and Psychological Services (“CAPS”): (810) 762-3456
- For Faculty and Staff: Faculty and Staff Counseling and Consultation Office: (734) 936-8660
Ombuds:
- For Faculty: Faculty Ombuds
B. Non-Confidential Resources
Non-Confidential Resources are available to provide individuals with assistance, support, and additional information, but who are not designated as confidential and may have broader obligations to report information that is shared with them. Non-Confidential Resources will make reasonable efforts to respect and safeguard the privacy of the individuals involved. Privacy means that concerns about Prohibited Conduct will only be shared with University representatives, such as OIE, responsible for assessment, investigation, or resolution of the report or otherwise properly responding to issues raised; to DPSS for crime statistics reporting; and to the extent required by law or court order.
Ann Arbor Campus including Michigan Medicine
- For Students: The Dean of Students Office (DOS) provides direct support to Complainants, Respondents, or other Students who are involved in reports of Prohibited Conduct. This support includes providing help with navigating academic, personal, and community impact, advising on policy and procedures, and connecting to other available support and resources. The Respondent Support Program is housed in the DOS and has dedicated trained staff, who provide direct support to Respondents who are involved in reports of Prohibited Conduct. (734) 764-7420.
- For Faculty: Academic Human Resources: (734) 763-8938
- For Staff: Staff Human Resources: (734) 763-2387
- For Michigan Medicine Staff: Michigan Medicine Human Resources: (734) 647-5538
Dearborn Campus
- For Students: Center for Social Justice and Inclusion: (313) 583-6445
- For Faculty and Staff: Human Resources: (313) 593-3568
Flint Campus
- For Students: Dean of Students Office: (810) 762-5728
- For Faculty and Staff: Human Resources: (810) 762-3150
Additional information about these and other resources is contained in Our Community Matters Resource Guides:
Ann Arbor: Our Community Matters Resource Guide
Dearborn: Our Community Matters Resource Guide