Reporting Concerns

Confidential Resources:

UWRF Counseling Services
254 Rodli Hall
715-425-3293  
https://www.uwrf.edu/StudentHealthAndCounseling/StudentHealthServices/

UWRF Campus Victim Advocate from Turningpoint
715-425-6751 or 1-800-345-5104 (24-Hour Crisis Line) or 715-821-8626 (24-hour text hotline)

St. Croix Valley Sexual Assault Response Team
715-425-6443 (24-Hour Forensic Nurse Examinations)

Violence Prevention Coordinator

University Reporting:

April Chaney, Title IX Coordinator
215 Rodli Hall
715-425-0720
april.chaney@uwrf.edu

Michelle Best, Deputy Title IX Coordinator, Human Resources
216 North Hall
michelle.best@uwrf.edu
715-425-3073

General questions or concerns may also be directed to TitleIX@uwrf.edu.

What happens when I report to the university?

You will have the opportunity to meet with the Title IX coordinator to discuss your complaint. The Title IX coordinator will talk to you about the process, coordinate potential interim measures and share with you resources that are available to you at the university and within the community.

The Title IX coordinator may refer your complaint to Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards for  investigation and will discuss with you investigation procedures and the process for communicating outcomes.

Law Enforcement Reporting:

UWRF University Police, 103 Regional Development Institute, Non-Emergency 715-425-3133, Emergency: 911 https://www.uwrf.edu/Police/

River Falls Police Department, 125 East Elm Street, Non-Emergency: 715-425-0909, Emergency: 911

Note:  An individual may make a report to one or more of the offices or individuals noted above.

Individuals have the option to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights.

If you are in a situation that requires IMMEDIATE MEDICAL, POLICE, OR OTHER EMERGENCY SERVICES PLEASE CALL:
Emergency Dispatch: 911
Campus Police: 715-425-3133
City of River Falls Police: 715-425-0909