Kiosk - UCSB Student Sexual Assault Services Sexual Assault Services Campus regulations prohibit sexual assault, physical abuse, threats of violence, or conduct that threatens the health or safety of any persons on University property or in connection with official University functions. Such abuse, threats, or conduct may include sexual assault perpetrated by a stranger or an acquaintance. Any person sexually assaulted by a student on University property, at an official University function, or on any property deemed by the University to be within its jurisdiction, may ask the University to investigate and bring charges against the accused. If you or someone you know has been affected by sexual assault, dating or domestic abuse or stalking or if you have concerns about sexism, safety, or recovery, please refer to the following services for assistance.
Advocates are also available to meet in person.
All services are available in English and Spanish. Advocacy begins with conversations about how you have been affected, either as a survivor, or a friend or family member of a survivor. Services include crisis counseling, help with decisions on reporting to law enforcement, answers to questions about medical and legal procedures, help with academic and housing problems, and referrals to long-term counseling and other resources. Violence may be recent or in the past. Services are free and confidential and available to women and men, including lesbians and gay men.