Sexual Assault Victim Resources | Counseling Center | BYU-Idaho

# Sexual Assault Victim Resources

On-campus and local resources for individuals who are victims of sexual assault.

What if I Think The Abuse is my Fault?

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## On-Campus Resources

BYU-Idaho Title IX Office

Nick Rammell: Title IX Coordinator 
290 Kimball Building 
(208) 496-9209 
rammelln@byui.edu 
 
The Title IX Office promotes and maintains a safe and respectful environment for the campus community, free from sexual harassment and gender discrimination. The Title IX Office addresses reported violations of the Sexual Misconduct Policy, provides information and training, and answers questions about university policy or other Title IX concerns, including issues related to pregnancy. 
 
The Title IX Coordinator oversees an investigation process rooted in compassion, fairness, and respect. The Title IX Coordinator can assist any student with concerns related to sexual misconduct, including safety concerns, academic struggles, etc.

Title IX Website

BYU-Idaho Counseling Center

September 28, 2021 05:53 PM

200 Student Health & Counseling Center 
(208) 496-9370 
 
The BYU-Idaho Counseling Center provides confidential counseling for individuals, couples (pre-marital and marital), groups, and any student in crisis. Free counseling is available for matriculated BYU-Idaho students, registered for a minimum of six credits.

Counseling Center Website

BYU-Idaho Sexual Assault Support Counselor (SASC)

Emily Brumbaugh 
200 Student Health Center 
(208) 496-9370 
brumbaughe@byui.edu 
 
The SASC assists students who have experienced sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, stalking or other forms of sexual misconduct. It provides support, guidance and information regarding university policies and procedures to help students make more informed choices regarding their situation. In addition, the SASC works one-on-one to connect students with resources both on and off campus and assists students in navigating the university system.

Email a Counselor

BYU-Idaho Student Health Center

100 Student Health Center 
(208) 496-9330 
 
The BYU-Idaho Student health center provides comprehensive health care services. Excludes sexual assault examinations, which are available at Madison Memorial Hospital.

Health Center Website

BYU-Idaho Public Safety Office

150 Kimball Building 
(208) 496-3000 
 
The Dispatch Center operates 24 hours a day. Security and Safety patrols campus grounds, provides Safe Walk escort services, and responds to emergencies.

Public Safety Website

## Local Resources

Rexburg Police Department

25 E. Main St. 
(208) 359-3000 
 or 911 
The Police Department investigates reported acts of sexual misconduct. It is available to assist you with protection orders, no-contact orders, and restraining orders. General information about different types of court orders is available on the Idaho Courts website.

Rexburg Police Website

Family Crisis Center

16 E. Main St. 
(208) 356-0065 
 
Services include a 24-hour crisis line, crisis counseling, women's support groups, victim advocacy, referrals to receive legal assistance, and safety planning.

Family Crisis Webstie

Madison Memorial Hospital

450 E. Main St 
(208) 359-6900 
 
Madison Memorial Hospital performs sexual assault examinations which include assessments and documentation of injury, collection of evidence, and treatment to prevent sexually transmitted diseases.

Madison Hospital Website

Domestic Violence
& Sexual Assault Center

1050 Memorial Drive 
24 hr Crisis Line 
(208) 235-2412 
 
Services include a 24-hour crisis line, crisis counseling, women's support groups, victim advocacy, referrals to receive legal assistance, and safety planning.

DVSAC Website

Idaho Coalition Against
Sexual & Domestic Violence

(208) 384-0419 
 
Idaho Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence offers information about resources in Idaho and facts about sexual assault.

Visit IDVSA

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