Safety and support resources

The Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities works with various offices and resources to maintain a safe and secure campus. The following safety and support resources may be useful to students in need of assistance.

Title IX Coordinator

Elyce C. Morris, Title IX Coordinator
Gammage, Room 312B
PO Box 4116
Flagstaff, AZ 86011
Phone: 928-523-5315
E-mail: Elyce.Morris@nau.edu

The Title IX Coordinator can assist students who have experienced gender violence (including sexual assault, sexual harassment, sexual misconduct, relationship violence, or stalking) in accessing university resources, obtaining assistance, and understanding the various processes for filing complaints with either the police or the university.

NAU Medical Services

Health and Learning Center (Building 25), First Floor
Phone: 928-523-2131

Medical Services provides medical exams that will help identify and treat trauma, and tests for STDs and pregnancy. Mental health services are also available. This resource is limited to currently enrolled students and employees of Northern Arizona University.

NAU Counseling Services

Health and Learning Center (Building 25), First Floor
Phone: 928-523-2261

Counseling Services offers confidential individual, group, and couples counseling, which is available to all enrolled Northern Arizona University students.

Victim Witness Services for Coconino County

201 East Birch Ave, Suite 4
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Phone: 928-856-7676

• After hours access through Flagstaff Police Department dispatch: 928-774-1414

Victim Witness Services for Coconino County provides free 24-hour crisis intervention and advocacy services for victims in a confidential setting. Advocates can accompany a victim through a medical exam and offer counseling and information about the legal process. They also provide forms for financial assistance with medical and other expenses.

Flagstaff Medical Center

1200 N. Beaver
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Phone: 928-779-3366

If a patient arrives at Flagstaff Medical Center (FMC) with no injury or complaint of pain, they will be medically screened and referred to the Northern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault (NACASA) for medical/forensic care. If injury or complaint of pain is present after a sexual assault, FMC will provide a medical/forensic exam, treatment of physical trauma, and pregnancy and STD prophylaxis.

Northern Arizona Care And Services After Assault (NACASA)

2920 N. 4th Street
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Phone: 928-527-1900

NACASA provides medical and forensic exams in a calm, quiet setting for victims, as well as emergency contraception and medication to prevent STIs and HIV. NACASA services are free and anonymous. They promote a multi-disciplinary team approach to intervention, which includes access to:

• medical professionals
• law enforcement
• prosecutors
• social service providers
• victim advocates

A medical/forensic exam may be completed whether or not a police report is filed. An advocate will be provided to any victim regardless of their decision to report. Please contact Victim Witness Services to speak with an advocate.

Campus Living

North Hall (Building 5)
Phone: 928-523-3978

Campus Living provides crisis intervention through on-call Community Assistants or Community Coordinators. Primary services include:

• discussion of options
• referral
• follow-up

Housing re-assignments may be coordinated for students who live in Campus Living communities.

Northern Arizona University Police Department (NAUPD)

525 E Pine Knoll Drive (Building 98A)
Phone:

• Business: 928-523-3611
• Emergency: 911

NAUPD provides law enforcement services to the campus community, including investigating criminal activity and assisting victims.

Campus safety reports

Northern Arizona University provides annual crime statistics as part of the requirements for the Clery Act. The Annual Clery Report is published annually by the Northern Arizona University Police Department. In addition, the university publishes an annual Fire Safety Report as part of the Higher Education Opportunity Act.

Employee Assistance and Wellness

Health and Learning Center (Building 25), Room 2601
Phone: 928-523-1552

Employee Assistance and Wellness provides confidential counseling for all benefit-eligible Northern Arizona University faculty and staff and their family members covered under the Northern Arizona University health plan. Referral information and crisis intervention services are available to all Northern Arizona University employees.

Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities

University Union (Building 30), Room 104
Phone: 928-523-5181

The Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities practices an open-door, walk-in policy, ensuring staff will be available to students for consultation on a variety of matters, including disciplinary procedures. This office also collects anonymous reports of sexual assault and other gender violence.