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Reporting 

Only the survivor of a sexual assault can determine whether reporting the assault is the best option for her/him. However, if you are a survivor of a sexual assault, you do have the right to report if you have been assaulted. You also have the right to seek assistance from an advocate: someone who can assist you in exploring your options, explain the reporting and investigation process, who can work with you throughout the entire course of reporting and who can be a person of support for you. You can contact the Office of Student Life or Sexual Assault Support Services for the assistance and support of an individual trained in the area of sexual violence.  

Contact:

To whom can you report…?
 
If the perpetrator is a student:
Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards
Consultation about options for filing campus conduct complaint
Contact Director of Student Conduct and Community Standards
(541) 346-1140 

If the perpetrator is staff or faculty:
Office of Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity
Consultation about options for filing a complaint
Contact staff members
(541) 346-3123 

On-campus reporting options include: 
Student Conduct Code Process 
To file a complaint, you must first complete an Incident Report Form.
Print HERE.

Also, to better understand the process that follows your report to the Office of Student Conduct, see the Student Conduct Code in its entirety at the website for Student Life Programs.

Anonymous Reporting
Anonymous report forms are used by the university to obtain information about the incident of sexual and relationship violence on and around campus.  A survivor can use this form to report an incident anonymously. 
Available at:
Women’s Center (EMU Suite 3)
Office of Student Life (164 Oregon Hall)
University Counseling and Testing Center (1590 E. 13th)
University Health Center (1590 E. 13th)
University Housing (Walton Complex)
Greek Life (lower level of EMU next to break pool hall)
Intercollegiate Athletics- Student Athlete Development 

Link to Anonymous Report Form 
You can print off a copy of the anonymous report form. However, please do not send the completed form electronically, as this will compromise your anonymity.  

Whether the perpetrator is a student, faculty member, staff of the university or not, you have the right to report to law enforcement. You report the crime to the law enforcement agency that has jurisdiction over the area in which you were assaulted.
 
If the assault occurred on campus:
Department of Public Safety             346-5444

If the assault occurred in Eugene:
Eugene Police Department               682-5111

If the assault occurred in Springfield:
Springfield Police Department          726-3714

If the assault occurred outside the city limits of Eugene or Springfield:

Lane County Sheriff’s Department   682-4150 

For a list of prosecutable sexual assault crimes in Oregon, you can view the Oregon Revised Statutes relating to sexual offenses.

The reporting process can feel confusing and overwhelming, but you do not have to go through it alone. An advocate can explain the process in detail and discuss with you what you might experience along the way. Your advocate can also accompany you throughout the entire investigation and any legal proceedings. Remember, you deserve support in any decision you make regarding whether or not to report your assault.  It is your advocate’s job to support you!