Reporting Options
Survivors have the right to report or not report the incident that occurred. If a survivor is interested in reporting the incident, there are many campus and community resources to assist.
Confidential vs. Non–Confidential Resources
Survivors of violence should have the autonomy to report their assault in their own time. To do so, it is vital to know the difference between confidential vs. non-confidential resources, so survivors can share their stories when they are ready.
Confidential & Non-Confidential Resources
A "Confidential Resource" is an individual who learns of sexual misconduct while working in their capacity and does not have a duty to report unless a specific law requires them to do so.
UNF Victim Advocacy Program:
UNF Counseling Center:
UNF Student Health Services:
"Non-Confidential Resources" or Responsible Employees are individuals who can assist community members in various ways. However, they must report incidents to the Office of Equal Opportunity and Inclusion or UPD.
University Police Department:
Office of Equal Opportunity:
Office of Dean of Students:
Student Accountability and Resolution: