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Help lines first. Then, for your Arizona college: its safety escort, how emergency alerts reach you, who on campus is confidential, what staff must report, and how the Title IX office works, in the college’s own words.
If you are in danger right now, call 911.
These help lines are free and confidential. Each card quotes the line’s own page, including its hours.
Confidential support from a trained support specialist
Call 800.656.HOPE
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Contact RAINN 24/7 to connect with a real, live person who’s trained to help.
Text HOPE to 64673
If you do choose to share your name and location and are under 18 or a vulnerable adult, RAINN is required by law to report to authorities in your state.
Some Arizona college pages print RAINN’s phone number with a typo. The number on this card is from RAINN’s own page.
Connect with a local program or one of our staff on the Arizona Sexual and Domestic Violence Helpline.
Toll-free 1 (800) 782-6400
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Hours: Mon 8:30-5, Tues 8:30-7, Wed 8:30-5, Th 8:30-5, Fri 8:30-5
Arizona Relay Service 7-1-1
For the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and other crisis lines: Free counseling and crisis lines
Pick your college to see its safety escort, emergency alerts, confidential support and Title IX office. Every line is a quote from the college’s own pages.
All colleges are listed below. Pick one to see just that college.
How to request a ride: Download the LiveSafe app to request a SafeRide or call 480-965-1515. Call ASU Police at 480-965-3456 for safety escort at Downtown, Polytechnic and West campuses, or during off-hours.
Hours of operation: Sunday thru Thursday, 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday, 7 to 11 p.m. Saturday, Closed
In the case of a life-threatening situation, all ASU students, faculty and staff will receive ASU Alerts via their ASU email. You may also receive text messages if you provide a mobile phone in your My ASU profile.
ASU sends ASU advisory messages via the ASU LiveSafe mobile app.
ASU Victim Advocates are confidential except when required by law to report incidents of abuse of a child or vulnerable adult or risks of harm to self or others.
You can reach out to ASU Victim-Survivor Services via phone at 480-727-5167
ASU Victim-Survivor Services is not a 24-hour, 7 days a week service, so if you are attempting to reach ASU Victim-Survivor Services outside their office hours (Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.), there may be a delay in response.
all ASU employees are mandatory reporters and must report allegations of sexual assault/harassment.
If you are unsure what to do in a situation where sexual misconduct may have occurred, you can contact the Title IX Coordinator. You can also file a formal complaint of Title IX sexual harassment with the Title IX Coordinator.
Incidents that include only students can be reported to ASU Student Rights and Responsibilities. Investigations include interviews, collection of relevant evidence, and both parties are notified of the investigation results.
Download the Tripshot app from your phones app store. Enter the service name "UA Saferide" Log in with your UA netID and password and begin requesting rides.
SafeRide is not able to schedule rides in advance.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
As of Aug. 8, 2025, students, employees, and designated campus colleagues are automatically registered to receive UAlert email and text notifications, using the university email address and cellphone number listed in UAccess.
Survivor Support Services are confidential. We are not required to report details of sexual violence to the university or to law enforcement.
Survivor Advocates*: All Survivor Advocates, when acting in their capacity as Advocates, are designated as confidential.
Survivor Advocacy: 520-621-5767 | survivoradvocacy@arizona.edu
Advocates are available Monday - Friday from 8:30am-6pm
Responsible employees are obligated to make a report to the Office of Institutional Equity and to include identifying information about the victim/complainant when such information is known.
Contact OIE via phone at 520-621-9449
Based on the information you share in your report, OIE will provide you with support and resources and will invite you to meet with an investigator.
A Safe Walk can be arranged by calling 928-523-3611 at the time the escort is needed. NAUPD does not schedule escorts in advance and escorts are assigned on a first come, first served basis.
Escorts are not provided to off-campus destinations except in special circumstances.
The Safe Walk program is available from dusk to dawn daily.
These official statements differ:
The Police Aide program provides escort services while they are on duty. Outside of those times, escort services are provided by patrol officers or police aides
NAU Police Department (NAUPD) provides this escort service on the Flagstaff Mountain Campus for students, faculty and staff based on the availability of police and Student Security personnel
The Active NAU Population is automatically opt-in to the NAUSafe Alert Notification System.
The methods include: SMS Text, Push Notifications, email and voice call.
Lumberjacks, make sure to update your preferred and mobile phone numbers in NAU ID Portal.
If an individual talks to a counselor at Employee Assistance and Wellness, 928-523-1552 (employees) or Counseling Services, 928-523-2131 (students), the information given will remain confidential in accordance with the law.
If desired, survivors of sex/gender-based violence may contact Victim Witness Services to discuss their reporting options and what to expect in various processes. Victim Witness Services can be reached at 928-856-7676.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
Individuals may use the Discrimination/Harassment Report Form to report one or more incidents of sexual misconduct to the university.
If an incident is reported to the university, someone from the university will reach out to the impacted person (if known) to offer additional resources, supportive measures, and information about resolution options.
If you have a safety concern, you can contact Public Safety to request a safety escort.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
GCU students, faculty and staff are automatically added to the AlertGCU emergency notification system. During an emergency, GCU can send text, email and desktop notifications.
Anything reported to GCU’s Campus Health clinic can be done in complete confidence.
Counseling Services: Make an appointment at GCU’s Campus Health clinic by calling 855-GCU-LOPE.
All other GCU staff and faculty are required to report any alleged or possible sexual harassment and sexual misconduct.
GCU has a mandatory employee reporting policy for faculty and staff. All GCU employees must notify the Title IX office of any alleged or possible sexual harassment and sexual misconduct.
These official statements differ:
Anything discussed with medical personnel, licensed mental health counselors or office staff will remain completely confidential.
On Campus: licensed professional counselors, health services staff and medical providers at the Campus Health clinic
The Title IX coordinator at TitleIX@gcu.edu or 602-639-5900
If you report the issue to GCU, we are obligated by law to investigate and respond, even if you also file a criminal complaint.
Covers: Chandler-Gilbert, Estrella Mountain, GateWay, Glendale, Mesa, Paradise Valley, Phoenix, Rio Salado, Scottsdale, South Mountain
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
All students and employees are enrolled in a text-message RAVE ALERT notification system that sends messages with key directives in the event of incidents affecting the health and safety of people on campus/site.
It is important to keep your contact information updated in SIS (students) and HCM (employees) – especially mobile devices and e-mail addresses – in order to fully utilize the emergency notification system.
the Confidential Resource cannot reveal the information to any third party, except when an applicable law or a court order requires or permits disclosure of such information.
MCCCD does not offer professional counselling services on any of our campuses
Off-campus counselors, advocates, and health care providers will also generally maintain confidentiality and not share information with MCCCD unless the victim requests the disclosure and signs a consent or waiver form.
The confidential resource is the District Ombudsperson, who is the Director of the Office for Public Stewardship.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
These official statements differ:
As such, the MCCCD has designated one individual who has the ability to have privileged communications as a Confidential Resource.
There are no employees within Maricopa who can guarantee complete confidentiality
If you have experienced or witnessed an act of sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating/partner violence, or stalking you are encouraged to report the incident to your college's designated Deputy Title IX Coordinator.
The EO/Title IX Program Directors accept reports of discrimination and misconduct, and process them pursuant to our policies.
Escorts are available to students, faculty and staff. Requests may be made to College Police by phone at (602) 286-8911.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
From Maricopa Community Colleges’s district-wide pages:
All students and employees are enrolled in a text-message RAVE ALERT notification system that sends messages with key directives in the event of incidents affecting the health and safety of people on campus/site.
It is important to keep your contact information updated in SIS (students) and HCM (employees) – especially mobile devices and e-mail addresses – in order to fully utilize the emergency notification system.
From Maricopa Community Colleges’s district-wide pages:
the Confidential Resource cannot reveal the information to any third party, except when an applicable law or a court order requires or permits disclosure of such information.
MCCCD does not offer professional counselling services on any of our campuses
Off-campus counselors, advocates, and health care providers will also generally maintain confidentiality and not share information with MCCCD unless the victim requests the disclosure and signs a consent or waiver form.
From Maricopa Community Colleges’s district-wide pages:
The confidential resource is the District Ombudsperson, who is the Director of the Office for Public Stewardship.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
From Maricopa Community Colleges’s district-wide pages:
If you have experienced or witnessed an act of sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating/partner violence, or stalking you are encouraged to report the incident to your college's designated Deputy Title IX Coordinator.
From Maricopa Community Colleges’s district-wide pages:
The EO/Title IX Program Directors accept reports of discrimination and misconduct, and process them pursuant to our policies.
Escorts are available from the College Police Department. Call 480-784-0900, or on-campus extension 40900, to request an escort.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
From Maricopa Community Colleges’s district-wide pages:
All students and employees are enrolled in a text-message RAVE ALERT notification system that sends messages with key directives in the event of incidents affecting the health and safety of people on campus/site.
It is important to keep your contact information updated in SIS (students) and HCM (employees) – especially mobile devices and e-mail addresses – in order to fully utilize the emergency notification system.
From Maricopa Community Colleges’s district-wide pages:
the Confidential Resource cannot reveal the information to any third party, except when an applicable law or a court order requires or permits disclosure of such information.
MCCCD does not offer professional counselling services on any of our campuses
Off-campus counselors, advocates, and health care providers will also generally maintain confidentiality and not share information with MCCCD unless the victim requests the disclosure and signs a consent or waiver form.
From Maricopa Community Colleges’s district-wide pages:
The confidential resource is the District Ombudsperson, who is the Director of the Office for Public Stewardship.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
From Maricopa Community Colleges’s district-wide pages:
If you have experienced or witnessed an act of sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating/partner violence, or stalking you are encouraged to report the incident to your college's designated Deputy Title IX Coordinator.
From Maricopa Community Colleges’s district-wide pages:
The EO/Title IX Program Directors accept reports of discrimination and misconduct, and process them pursuant to our policies.
Arranging safety escorts, upon request
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
From Maricopa Community Colleges’s district-wide pages:
All students and employees are enrolled in a text-message RAVE ALERT notification system that sends messages with key directives in the event of incidents affecting the health and safety of people on campus/site.
It is important to keep your contact information updated in SIS (students) and HCM (employees) – especially mobile devices and e-mail addresses – in order to fully utilize the emergency notification system.
From Maricopa Community Colleges’s district-wide pages:
the Confidential Resource cannot reveal the information to any third party, except when an applicable law or a court order requires or permits disclosure of such information.
MCCCD does not offer professional counselling services on any of our campuses
Off-campus counselors, advocates, and health care providers will also generally maintain confidentiality and not share information with MCCCD unless the victim requests the disclosure and signs a consent or waiver form.
From Maricopa Community Colleges’s district-wide pages:
The confidential resource is the District Ombudsperson, who is the Director of the Office for Public Stewardship.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
From Maricopa Community Colleges’s district-wide pages:
If you have experienced or witnessed an act of sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating/partner violence, or stalking you are encouraged to report the incident to your college's designated Deputy Title IX Coordinator.
From Maricopa Community Colleges’s district-wide pages:
The EO/Title IX Program Directors accept reports of discrimination and misconduct, and process them pursuant to our policies.
On campus, you can call 520.206.2700 for a Campus Safety escort.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
Signing up for PCC Alerts will allow you to receive text messages in the event of a campus emergency. Employees and Students may subscribe by accessing their personal information in the Banner system.
PCC student & staff email accounts automatically receive alerts.
PCC strives to maintain confidentiality to the extent possible. We will only disclose information to those on a “need to know” basis.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
PCC Officials With Authority (OWA’s) must report all allegations of sexual harassment that they receive to the College’s Title IX Office or to Campus Police.
The 24/7 complaint hotline: 1-855-503-8072 (toll-free)
Email: title9@pima.edu
Not all reports will result in a formal investigation. However, all reports must be reviewed and addressed.
Anonymous complaints can be made via the online form or hotline. While they are accepted, this type of complaint may affect reporting and resolution.
Campus Safety provides walking or vehicle escorts for students, staff, faculty, and visitors concerned about their safety.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
If you received a notice about expiration or deletion of your alertYC subscription, sign up below to renew your subscription for another year.
As such, YC does not have an individual who has the ability to have privileged communications as a Confidential Resource.
There are no employees within Yavapai College who can guarantee complete confidentiality
24 Hour Crisis Support in Yavapai County: (877) 756-4090
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
Report sexual harassment / discrimination online here.
The College tries to provide supportive measures to all Complainants, which is impossible with an anonymous report when the name of the Complainant is not shared in the report.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
The College has an emergency notification system "CCC ALERT", it will send out a text message to all employees and students who have signed up for it.
you can go to Security and sign up, you can go to registration and sign up and you can also sign up on Self Service Banner.
All CCC employees are considered Mandated (Mandatory) Reporters.
There are no employees within CCC who can guarantee complete confidentiality
NACASA is a rape crisis center providing 24 hour availability for medical forensic examination.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
These official statements differ:
Northern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault (NACASA)
Northern Arizona Care and Services After Assault (NACASA)
Report online, using the Report an Incident Form.
In cases in which the Complainant requests confidentiality/no formal action and the circumstances allow CCC to honor that request, CCC will offer supportive measures and remedies to the Complainant and the community
To request an escort, call 520-709-0131 when you need the escort (advanced reservations are not accepted).
The program offers a walking escort from one location to another on the Signal Peak Campus from dusk to dawn, seven days a week.
the Central Arizona College Police Department provides the campus community with timely notice of such information (24-48 hours of the reported incident) via campus e-mail and posting flyers throughout the campus.
If a Complainant would like the details of an incident to be kept confidential, the Complainant may speak with: The Director of the Ombudsman Program (CAC’s only Confidential Resource).
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
Via email: titleix@centralaz.edu Phone: 520-494-5106 or 520-840-1175
The first step when receiving any reports of sexual harassment or misconduct is to reach out to the individual affected and provide supportive measures.
Call Campus Security for a safety escort.
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Safety alerts, campus/center closures, delays, dismissals, and updates can be sent to a mobile phone, wireless PDA, pagers and/or email addresses. Log into MyCochise to sign up or change your account settings.
Cochise College offers emergency notifications and updates to employees and students via the CC Alerts emergency notification system.
Cochise College has classified all employees as Mandatory Reporters of any knowledge they have that a member of the college community is experiencing harassment, discrimination, and/or retaliation.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
Mandatory Reporters or anyone else wishing to make a report should do so by calling or emailing the Title IX Coordinator or by filing an online complaint.
The Vice President shall review complaints and reports pertaining to the alleged violation(s).
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
You may want to turn to a confidential advocate or counselor for support and advice. They will talk with you about your options for additional support services and reporting.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
Submit the form online, in person, or with the Title IX Coordinator.
You are encouraged to report what happened to both the police and one of the Title IX Officers. You can decide how much you want to participate in any investigation process.
You do not need to make a formal report or press charges to receive help from EA.
UTILIZE THE AWCPD ESCORT SERVICE at night on campus, if you feel apprehensive. To request a police escort, call 314-9500.
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All active AWC students and employees are automatically enrolled in the Regroup notification system using information from Self-Service and Colleague, and the information is refreshed daily.
There are no employees within Arizona Western College who can guarantee complete confidentiality
AWC does not have a health center or mental health counselors on site to provide medical or mental health services.
Off-campus counselors, advocates, and health care providers will also generally maintain confidentiality and not share information with AWC unless the victim requests the disclosure and signs a consent or waiver form.
Family Advocacy Center 24-hour Hotline: (928) 373-0849
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
Report online, using the reporting form posted at www.azwestern.edu/titleix.
AWC tries to provide supportive measures to all Complainants, which is impossible with an anonymous report when the name of the Complainant is not shared in the report.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
Mohave College uses the Regroup emergency notification system to inform the campus community in the event of an emergency or disaster impacting one of the campuses.
Students and staff are automatically subscribed to receive phone calls, texts, and emails.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
Tell a trusted person about the incident. Contact someone from Mohave College’s Title IX Team listed to the right.
The College will promptly and effectively address any such discrimination of which it has Knowledge/Notice using the resolution process in the Sex Discrimination, Sex-Based Harassment, and Retaliation Procedures.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
RAVE - NPC’s emergency alerting system designed to provide text and email alerts to NPC affiliates.
Presently, NPC does not employ any Confidential Resources.
No on-campus counseling is available.
This college’s own pages didn’t confirm this — contact its dean of students office.
All Northland Pioneer College employees (faculty, staff, administrators) are expected to report actual or suspected discrimination or harassment to appropriate officials immediately.
Report online, using the reporting forms here.
Reporting can aid in recovery and prevent future incidents.
Checked against official pages on November 11, 2026. Services and hours change; the college’s own page is the final word. This page lists services. It is not legal advice.