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EMERGENCY CALL 9-1-1

WHY get immediate medical assistance

• Evidence can be collected in the first 72 hours following an assault
• Seeking medical assistance does not mean you have to report to police

WHERE to get immediate trauma care

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• Quality, trauma-informed care to victims of sexual assault and intimate partner violence
• Professionals trained in the systematic collection of evidence
• Respectful, supportive and compassionate atmosphere

â–º Other 24/7 Urgent Care Facilities

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  330-543-3000
  
  
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  330-375-3000

Non-emergency medical assistance

On-campus:

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Services include but are not limited to:

• General primary health care
• Sexually transmitted infections treatment
• Well Women's Clinic

Emergency Call 9-1-1

Non-emergency

• University of Akron Police Department
  330-972-2911
  
  
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  330-375-2658

Anonymous Crime Reporting

Report a crime anonymously by text, through an app, on the phone, or via a web form.

See it. Report it. Get Rewarded.

Safety Resources On-Campus

•  operates around the clock for the safety of anyone walking alone on campus. By calling 330-972-7263, an escort will come to your location and accompany you to your local destination. Campus Patrol members are employed and trained by UAPD. They are easily identified by conspicuously marked shirts or jackets. Teams assist UAPD in patrolling the campus, including parking lots and reporting suspicious behavior.

• : With our Z-Alert text-messaging service, UA will notify you when campus closes or when there's a major event that affects safety.

If you have been accused

If you have been accused of sexual misconduct or sexual harassment, this may be a confusing and overwhelming time. Therefore, you will have access to assistance and support like the complainant (victim) throughout the process.

You need to know

• Not every report results in a formal complaint (investigation).
• If an investigation begins, the outcome cannot be determined until a thorough examination of all the evidence has been completed.
• You will have the opportunity to provide your full account to the investigators.

Whom to contact with questions

Contact our Title IX team:

• With any questions
• If you would like to learn more about the process
• To have the opportunity to speak with someone who is trained and familiar
• You can call or stop in without disclosing any personal information

Additional information about the rights of the accused (respondent) and the person reporting a sexual misconduct (complainant) is explained in the Gender-Based Misconduct and Title IX Policy & Protocol.

Retaliation is prohibited

Please know retaliation against any person in a report (or investigation) of sexual misconduct including yourself, the person who submitted the report, or any witnesses is prohibited.

Resources on-campus

University services & confidentiality chart (pdf)

Resources off-campus

List of resources in Summit & Medina County (pdf)