Mission Statement
The mission of the Dartmouth College Sexual Abuse Awareness Program,
established in 1989, is threefold
1. To serve the needs of survivors of sexual abuse, relationship violence,
and other forms of harassment. This includes advocacy, assistance in obtaining
medical care, and assistance utilizing college judicial and/or police reporting
procedures.
2. To educate the campus community about the problem of sexual abuse and
it's prevention, and to empower students to act towards the elimination of
sexual abuse.
3. To address issues of policy and procedure through advocacy for survivors'
concerns in the college community.
All members of the Dartmouth community are encouraged to become
involved.
I Want Help!
Contact any of these and they will provide or direct you to counseling,
medical help, and information on how to get confidential treatment and
support:
Coordinator, Sexual Abuse Awareness Program
646-9430
The coordinator can provide confidential support and guidance to all
service providers needed by survivors of Sexual abuse. Her offices are located
on the third floor at Dick's House and at the Center for Women and
Gender
Sexual Abuse Peer Advisors Blitzmail
Bulletin
SAPA is a group of students trained to respond to question about
medical, emotional, and reporting issues around sexual abuse. The names, phone
numbers, and personal profiles of SAPA advisors can be found on the SAPA
blitzmail bulletin. Your confidentiality will be respected.
Counseling and Human Development
646-9442
Counselor on Call 646-4000
Safety and Security 646-4000
Dean on Call 646-4000
The dean on Call is available after hours to address student
emergencies.
Women's Information Service (WISE)
448-5525
WISE provides 24-hour sexual and domestic violence hotline and crisis
intervention volunteers to accompany survivors of sexual abuse to area
hospitals, police stations, and courts. It is a resource for the entire
community.
Womens Health Program 646-9401
The Womens Health Program provides gynecological exams, sexually
transmitted infection testing and counseling, contraception counseling,
emergency contraception, and other services to women and their partners.
Without going into medical specifics, students may ask for a "personal
appointment"; be sure to mention that it's urgent if this is the case, so that
you can be seen quickly.
Headrest 448-4400
Headrest is a local 24-hour hotline that provides counseling and
referral for the entire community for a broad range of issues.
Hanover Police 911
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