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Reporting Options
Anyone who has witnessed, knows about, or has experienced discrimination, harassment, including sexual harassment or other sex or gender based discrimination, violence or harassment is encouraged to seek support and report the concern. There are a number of ways to report concerns and to get needed information, support, and resources. You are encouraged to report any potential crime to law enforcement and any emergency by calling 911.
If this is an immediate emergency please call 911.
The Title IX Coordinator or its deputies are available to answer questions about your options, processes, and resources; ensure an appropriate investigation is made; and to provide guidance or referrals. The Title IX Coordinator or its deputies may contact you in response to submission of any non-confidential report. Retaliation of any kind against individuals who report concerns or who participate in an investigation process is prohibited by University policy.
If you wish to request a disability accommodation in order to facilitate a meeting or talking with the Office of Title IX (for example, ASL interpreting or assistance with building access) please contact the Office of Title IX at (520) 621-7979 or Titleix@email.arizona.edu.
University Complaints and Reports
To submit a report against a student:
Submit a report against a student
Office of Title IX
Mary Beth Tucker
Interim Associate Vice President of Equity & Title IX Coordinator
Division of Equity, Inclusion & Title IX
To submit a report against an employee, visitor, vendor, or contractor:
Submit a report against an employee, visitor, vendor, or contractor
Office of Institutional Equity
https://equity.arizona.edu
520-621-9449
Criminal Complaints and Reports
University of Arizona Police Department
www.uapd.arizona.edu
9-1-1 (emergency, on campus)
520-621-8273 (non-emergency)
Note: If a crime occurred outside the jurisdictional responsibility of UAPD, the Department will assist the victim with notification and reporting to the proper law enforcement agency.
Tucson Police Department
www.tucsonaz.gov/police
9-1-1 (emergency, off campus)
520-791-5700 (non-emergency)
Pima County Sheriff's Department
www.pimasheriff.org
9-1-1 (emergency, off campus)
520-351-4900
Note: The Pima County Sheriff's Department serves the unincorporated areas of Pima County.
Confidential Reports
Oasis Program Against Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence (at Campus Health)
(on-campus confidential reporting and counseling options)
www.health.arizona.edu/oasis-sexual-assault-and-trauma-services
520-626-2051
Ombuds
A confidential, informal, impartial, and independent resource for effective communication, collaboration, and conflict management
ombuds.arizona.edu
520-626-5589
Student Legal Services
Free legal advice available to currently enrolled UA students (for non student versus student matters)
legal.asua.arizona.edu
520-621-2782
Survivor Advocacy
Confidential support and advocacy services to student survivors of sexual and gender-based violence
survivoradvocacy.arizona.edu
520-621-5767