Campus and Community Resources

ON-CAMPUS RESOURCES:

The only persons who are able, by definition of their job, to maintain confidentiality regarding an alleged assault are the following:

Student Center for Health and Well-Being
(Student Health Services): Somers 47 Ground Floor North (218) 723-6282
LeeAnn Nelsen, (218) 723-7098, lnelsen@css.edu
Christine Sandal, (218) 723-5916, csandal@css.edu
Kristen Regas, (218) 723-7014, kregas1@css.edu

 

Student Center for Health and Well-Being
(Counseling Services): T2150 (218) 723-6085

Tad Sears, (218) 723-6017, tsears@css.edu
Teresa Aldach, (218) 723-7020, taldach@css.edu
Gina Perfetti Seppo, (218) 723-6088, gperfett@css.edu
Julie Kim, (218) 723-7035, jkim@css.edu

TRIO Student Support Services T2150

Dory Pohl, (218) 723-5997, dpohl@css.edu
Tiffany Snider, (218) 723-5909, tsnider@css.edu
Leigh Branovan, (218) 723-6040, lbranova@css.edu

Campus Ministries: T20

Nathan Langer, (218) 723-6010, nlanger@css.edu
Jessica Heinen, (218) 723-6604, jheinen@css.edu

CSS HOTLINE: (218) 733-2233

The CSS hotline is an anonymous way to let a counselor know of your concern for a CSS student. If a student wishes to speak to someone confidentially about an alleged sexual assault without further dissemination of your report, it is these persons to whom you should speak.

Any other person who is employed by the College of St. Scholastica who receives information regarding an alleged sexual assault must report this information to Megan Perry-Spears, Dean of Students (218) 723-6029.

Campus Security . . . . . (218) 723-5937, T19
Sexual Crime Unit (Duluth Police Department) . . . . .(218) 723-3235

DULUTH:

City Police/Emergency . . . . . 4000 - on campus
911 - off campus
MN Crime Victims' Ombudsman . . . . . 612-282-6258
Crime Victims' Reparation Board . . . . . 1-800-247-0390

 

Safe Haven Shelter for Battered Women	218-728-6481
Toll Free Crisis Line	1-877-880-3094
Emergency housing, women's groups, assistance with protection orders and criminal court process
Dabinoo' Igan	218-722-7225
Shelter and advocacy for Indian women
Center Against Sexual and Domestic Abuse (CASDA), Superior, WI	715-392-3136
24 Hour Toll Free Crisis Line	1-800-649-2921
Emergency housing, support and advocacy for battered women and sexual assault victims
Minowijiwin (Fond du Lac)	879-1989
Indian Women's Advocate, Advocacy and Women's groups
North Shore Horizons (Lake County)	218-834-5924
24 Hour Toll Free Crisis Line	1-800-834-5923
Support and advocacy for survivors of domestic abuse and sexual assault
Carlton Co. Sexual and Domestice Abuse Program (Rural Women's advocates)	218-384-8927
People of Carlton Co. who have been sexually and/or domestically abused
Domestic Abuse Intervention Project	218-722-2781
Nonviolence classes for people who have used violence in their relationship. Provides support and educational group for battered women.
Program for Aid to Victims of Sexual Assault (PAVSA)	218-726-1442
24 Hour Crisis Line	218-726-1931
Advocacy for sexual assault and incest survivors
Information and Referral (St. Louis County)	218-726-2222
Information and Referral (Douglas County)	715-395-0541
First Call Minnesota	1-800-543-7709
This is a toll-free number answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It is a statewide information and referral system that has regional offices round the state. This is a service that collaborates closely with lots of state and local agencies gathering up-to-date and comprehensive information about the many different human services that are available to people in the State of Minnesota.

 

 

 

 

 

Credit and thanks to the following colleges and organizations allowing us to utilize their violence prevention information: Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse, University of Michigan Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Center/U. Health Services, Kansas St. University (Counseling Services and the Women's Center), University of Minnesota Program Against Sexual Violence (The Aurora Center for Advocacy and Education), PAVSA, Safe Haven, MNCASA, and The Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse.

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