If you or someone you know has experienced sexual harassment, sexual assault, intimate
partner violence, or any other forms of sexual misconduct, the university strongly
encourages you to report. Reporting the incident means that you have choices to make about what the next steps
look like. For some people, reporting is to ensure that your experience is recognized;
for others, reporting is a means to get the support you need to feel safe and healthy;
or, reporting can be a way to initiate our conduct process because you want to hold
whomever harmed you accountable for their behavior.
If you choose to disclose to any reporting platform below (those that are not listed
as confidential resources), this is what you can expect from Southeastern.
Below is more information on where you can turn to report incidents of sexual misconduct:
Title IX Office. Any incident of sexual misconduct can be brought to the attention of the Title IX
Officer. Although the University strongly encourages reporting sexual misconduct to
the police, a complainant may request administrative action by the Title IX Officer
with or without filing a police report. The Title IX Officer can grant interim accommodations
such as changing academic, living, transportation or working situations.
Title IX Officers:
Gene Pregeant, Rm. 120 Dyson Hall Tel: 985-549-5888 Email: [email protected]
Yazmyn Smith, Mims Hall Room 216Tel: 985-549-5351 Email: [email protected]
University Police Department. Southeastern faculty, staff, and students should report all incidents of sexual misconduct directly to our own
Southeastern Louisiana University Police Department. Filing a police report does not
obligate the reporting party to continue with criminal proceedings or disciplinary
action. If you have experienced sexual violence outside of the Hammond area but want
to connect with law enforcement, Southeastern UPD can help connect you to the appropriate
authorities.
University Police Department
Tel: 985-549-2222 Email: [email protected]
Hammond Police Department
Emergency: 911 / Non-Emergency: 985-277-5000
The Office of Student Advocacy and Accountability. When a student is accused of sexual misconduct, regardless of the status of the alleged
victim (i.e., another student, a faculty member, etc.), the relevant student disciplinary
procedures set forth in the Student Conduct Code (www.southeastern.edu/ code) shall
constitute the formal investigation process. Any student victim of sexual misconduct
may request disciplinary action by the Office of Student Advocacy and Accountability
with or without filing a police report. The Office of Student Advocacy and Accountability
may impose interim actions such as a no contact order or an interim suspension to
protect the safety of the victim. The Office of Student Advocacy and Accountability
extends additional rights in disciplinary procedures to victims of Sexual Misconduct
which can be found at www.southeastern.edu/code.
Mims Hall, Rm. 207
Tel: 985-549-2213 Email: [email protected]
Report it: southeastern.edu/reportit
Responsible Employee. An individual may report alleged sexual misconduct to a Responsible Employee or
any employee serving in an administrative role at the University. Responsible Employees
must report the incident to the Title IX Officer. No employee is authorized to investigate
or resolve complaints without the involvement of the Title IX Officer. Responsible
employees shall include all administrators, unclassified staff, and resident assistants.Anonymous Reports. Anonymous reports can be made at http://www. southeastern.edu/admin/police/anonymous_reporting/index.html. Individuals who choose to file anonymous reports are advised that it may be very
difficult for the University to follow up and/or take action on anonymous reports,
where corroborating information is limited. Anonymous reports may be used for Clery
Act data collection purposes and shall be forwarded to the Title IX Officer.
Confidential Resources
Confidential resources will not share the information you disclose unless you provide
permission. Southeastern Louisiana University has two offices that are designated
as confidential resources. They are below:
The University Counseling Center
Tel: 985-549-3894 Email: [email protected]
The University Health Center
Tel: 985-549-2242 Email: [email protected]
Even if you do not report the incident to law enforcement or choose to participate
in a university investigation, you can still access medical care, counseling, and
other support from the university by notifying the Title IX coordinator, Deputy Title
IX Coordinator, Title IX Specialist, or the Office of Student Advocacy and Accountability.
