Interpersonal Violence Prevention Education - Office hours in the WCC

Whether you or someone you know has been impacted by interpersonal violence – whether that was sexual assault, relationship abuse, stalking, harassment or exploitation, we are here to help. There are a wealth of resources available to you should you find yourself in a crisis. One of the ways we can offer support is through relationship violence and sexual assault advocacy, education, and prevention programming by:
• Connecting you with campus and community resources to support your well-being.
• Help you navigate university policies and processes to minimize the impact on your academic success while you address your health and safety needs.

If you are in imminent danger or require immediate assistance, call 911 (you may also use any campus phone or any of the 20 blue light emergency phones located around campus). You may also contact the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater police non-emergency number at 262-472-4660.

There are campus, community, nationwide, and identity-focused resources to help you if you’ve experienced sexual violence, dating or relationship violence, stalking, or more.

We know that these experiences can be very disruptive to a student’s education; we are here to help offer support. Katrisa Hilliard, your Interpersonal Violence Prevention Educator, will be in the WCC for office hours weekly to connect you with resources on and around campus

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