Reporting Concerns

Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, prohibits sex discrimination in education programs and activities that receive federal financial assistance. Title IX applies to students, faculty, staff, prospective and all other students.

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

Confidential Resources:

UWRF Counseling Services, 211 Hagestad Hall, 715-425-3293   https://www.uwrf.edu/StudentHealthAndCounseling/StudentHealthServices/
UWRF Campus Victim Advocate 715-425-6751 or 1-800-345-5104 (24-Hour Crisis Line)
Turningpoint 715-425-6751 or 1-800-345-5104 (24-Hour Crisis Line)
Sexual Assault Response Team 715-425-6443 or 1-888-334-4677 (24-Hour Forensic Nurse Examinations)

University Reporting:

Gregg Heinselman, Title IX Coordinator, 170 University Center, 715-425-0720 gregg.heinselman@uwrf.edu 
Michelle Drost, Deputy Title IX Coordinator, 216 North Hall, 715-425-3073 michelle.drost@uwrf.edu
Thomas Pedersen, Deputy Title IX Coordinator, B3 East Hathorn, 715-425-0720 thomas.pedersen@uwrf.edu  

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.