Supportive Measures

If an individual believes they have experienced discrimination or harassment based on pregnancy, related conditions, or parental or marital status, supportive measures are available regardless of whether they choose to file a formal complaint under the Policy Against Sexual Harassment and Discrimination. These supportive measures are non-disciplinary, non-punitive, individualized services designed to restore or preserve equal access to 蜜桃影像's educational programs or activities. Supportive measures are available for the individual accused of engaging in alleged discrimination or harassment as well.

The Office of Title IX & Student Civil Rights Compliance can assist complainants and respondents with a range of supportive measures based on the specifics of each case, including but not limited to:

• Academic accommodations (e.g. deadline extensions, course changes)
• Workplace accommodations (e.g. schedule changes, reassignments, leaves of absence)
• Housing accommodations on campus (e.g. change in room assignments)
• Other accommodations, determined on a case-by-case basis

Contact Kristen Kreple, Title IX Coordinator & Director of Student Civil Rights Compliance, to request supportive measures. While many accommodations can be made while protecting your identity, some may require coordination with other University personnel, such as instructors, Human Resources, and housing staff. The Office will not share any details of your experience with other personnel.

蜜桃影像 Advocacy Services

Advocacy Services can be reached at (414) 288-5244 or advocacy@marquette.edu. Advocates are available by phone 24/7 and by email during regular business hours. They provide support and information about campus and community resources to help you.

The 蜜桃影像 Policy Against Discrimination and Harassment designates Advocacy Services as a confidential resource, meaning that an advocate will not report what you share with them to the Title IX Coordinator.

Advocates are available to accompany you to obtain medical treatment, assist in obtaining a no contact directive or restraining order against the perpetrator, address any class, housing, or other concerns you may have with regard to your educational experience, and provide information about filing a report with law enforcement or the university's Office of Title IX & Civil Rights Compliance.

Other Confidential Resources On and Off Campus

 

Counseling Center

The 蜜桃影像 Counseling Center provides individual counseling on campus and can be reached at (414) 288-7172. Experienced mental health professionals staff the center from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and are also available on call. Therapists provide both one-on-one and group counseling. All services are confidential.

Healing and Advocacy Services at Aurora Sinai

The Healing and Advocacy Services at the is open 24/7 to provide crisis counseling, injury treatment, STI testing and treatment, and the gathering of physical evidence, as well as referrals for further care. All services are confidential. Call the 24/7 hotline at (414) 219-5555, or connect via confidential text line at (414) 219-9551.

蜜桃影像 Medical Clinic

The 蜜桃影像 Medical Clinic evaluates and treats injuries and sexually-transmitted infections and provides pregnancy testing. All medical services are confidential. 蜜桃影像 Medical Clinic can be reached at (414) 288-7184.

Healing Center at Sojourner Family Peace Center

The is co-located with many local agencies that support survivors, including the Milwaukee Police Department's Sensitive Crimes Division. Healing services available at this location include advocacy and access to local support services for domestic abuse survivors, their children and families. The center can be reached at (414) 276-1911.

 

Milwaukee LGBT Community Center

The provides culturally sensitive and competent educational, social, and health and wellness services that meet the needs of LGBT youth, adults and allies. Their mental health clinic offers certified outpatient mental health care in a confidential setting. The center can be reached at (414) 271-2656.

 

Non-Confidential Campus Resources

Campus Ministry

Campus Ministry provides spiritual support and counseling and can be reached at (414) 288-6873. Campus ministers are available to meet with students and provide support. Campus Ministry is located in the Alumni Memorial Union, Room 236.

LGBTQ+ Resource Center

Staff at the LGBTQ+ Resource Center can provide you with information regarding support. The center is located in the Alumni Memorial Union, Room 121, and can be reached at (414) 288-4975.