Who do I report to?
If this is an emergency, you are injured, or you feel as though you are in imminent danger: please call 303-556-5000 for the Auraria Police Department
If you are a victim/survivor of interpersonal violence (including but not limited to: sexual assault, sexual harassment, sexual misconduct, relationship violence, and stalking) or know about an incident that occurred to someone else and are thinking of reporting it to campus officials, we know it can be confusing to know who the best person on campus is to tell.
This page hopes to make that process easier for you by providing a quick and easy list of the appropriate contacts who are all trained to help you navigate the university or college’s process. For more detailed information on what will happen once you have made the report, please visit our “What Happens if I Report” page.
Click on an “I am” link below to determine the best person for you to speak to.
I am…
A Staff or Faculty member
A student (including work study students)
A visitor to campus
I am a Visitor on Campus: |
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Contact the Phoenix Center at Auraria for confidential information and referrals Business hours: 303-556-6011 24/7 free and confidential helpline: 303-556-CALL (2255) Tivoli Student Center 227 |
| Contact the Auraria Police Department 24/7 to file a complaint: 303-556-5000 |
If you are not sure what to do…
If you are a CCD or CU Denver student, staff, or faculty member and you are not sure whether you are ready to, or want to, formally report, then please contact The Phoenix Center at Auraria before contacting any of the individuals noted above. The Phoenix Center at Auraria can provide confidential information about your options without making a formal report. Call the PCA main office during business hours: 303-556-6011 and the 24/7 free helpline: 303-556-CALL (2255).
if you are a Metro student, staff or faculty member, please contact one of the following:
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PURPOSE |
DEPARTMENT |
LOCATION |
PRIMARY CONTACT |
PHONE |
| Crisis & Acute Intervention and Support | Health Centerat Auraria | Plaza Building,Suite 150 | Billi Mavromatis | 303-556-2525 |
| Crisis & AcuteIntervention and Support | Metro StateCounseling Center | Tivoli Student Union, Suite 651 | Nicole Taylor | 303-556-3132 |
| Non-Crisis Assistance and Support | Institute for Women’s Studies and Services | 1033 Ninth Street Park | Joanna Snawder(non-confidential) | 303-556-8441 |
| To File an Official Complaint | Office ofJudicial Affairs | Tivoli Student Union, Suite 311 | Laura Roth(non-confidential) | 303-556-3559 |
A Note on Confidentiality
Survivors and those reporting knowledge of interpersonal violence should be aware that the CU Denver and MSCD Counseling Centers can and will maintain confidentiality. The Phoenix Center at Auraria is also a confidential resource (but only serves CCD and CU Denver communities). Other Cu Denver, CCD and Metro staff members, however, cannot guarantee confidentiality where a threat of substantial injury or harm to any member of the community is present. However, every effort will be made to keep the identity of the survivor, or person reporting the interpersonal violence confidential. Specific details that would assist in the identification of the survivor, or person reporting the assault will be, where possible, kept confidential. All UCD, CCD and Metro staff members, except those employed in the Counseling Centers, are required by the federal government to complete a confidential statistical report. This report does not include any names or information that could lead to the identification of the victim, survivor, or person reporting the assault.