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As a Jessup community member, you can get help related to sexual discrimination or sexual harassment issues and concerns. Here's how:

File a Report: Fill out the online Title IX reporting form or email titleix@jessup.edu and the Title IX Coordinator will reach out to you and/or the victim of alleged sexual discrimination/harassment and help them determine next steps.
Get Immediate Help: If you or someone you know is at risk of immediate safety or poses a safety risk to themselves or others, contact 911 and Jessup Campus Security at (916) 521-0776.
Contact Jessup's Title IX office: For questions, concerns, and reports, you can always reach out to Jessup's current Title IX Coordinator, Dr. Abbey Feely at titleix@jessup.edu or (916) 577-7058.

Local Law Enforcement Resources for Sexual Assault Victims:

Placer County Sexual Assault Response Team (SART): SART can provide immediate medical care, victim advocacy and criminal justice services for sexual assault victims in Placer County. SART is made up of dedicated professionals committed to reducing further trauma to victims of sexual assault while obtaining quality evidence to support a successful prosecution of the perpetrator. Visit the SART website or call 916-543-2533.
Filing Criminal Charges: For non-emergency reports of off-campus of sexual assault or domestic/dating violence, or to file criminal charges with local law enforcement, call the Placer County Sheriff's Office at (530) 886-5375. The Sheriff's office website has additional, useful information, but please note that sexual assault charges cannot be filed online.

Off Campus Resources: View the full list of Resources for Rocklin Students:

Alternatives Pregnancy Center is a non-profit women’s medical health clinic licensed by the State of California, dedicated to meeting the medical, emotional, material, and spiritual needs of women facing unplanned pregnancies. APC provides FREE pregnancy services, including pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, STD testing and treatment, Abortion Pill Reversal Services, Prenatal Care, gynecological care, 20-week anatomy scans, and more. Visit APC's website or call (916) 880-4040.
Sierra Pregnancy Health offers support and services without judgement for both women and men. They offer pregnancy tests, STD testing and treatment, and more. Visit Sierra Pregnancy Health's website or call (916) 624-8990.
Stand Up Placer Advocacy Agency (530) 885-0443.
Support Hotlines:

Additional On Campus Support Resources

Jessup Warrior Care: All Jessup students can access virtual and in person free and low cost counseling options through Jessup Warrior Care Counseling. and TimelyCare.
Care Reporting: If you identify someone who may be struggling spiritually, academically, emotionally, or you have first hand knowledge of concerning behavior that may differ from their normal conduct, submit a Care Report. or by email care@jessup.edu and the Care Team will review this report and have someone from Student Life connect with the student.
Jessup Campus Ministries is also a place you can go for resources, prayer, mentorship, and community.
Jessup Success Coaching is a personalized, holistic support system designed to guide students from their first class through graduation. Success Coaches provide not only guidance with degree planning and academic progress, but also spiritual encouragement, personal support, and connections to valuable campus resources and partners.

If a friend shares with you a concern related to sexual misconduct:

Listen with compassion.
Avoid victim-blaming questions.
Direct your friend to resources such as the Title IX Office and any of the resources above.
If you are a Designated Reporter at Jessup and you become aware of sexual misconduct, you must file a report with the Title IX office at titleix@jessup.edu or through the online Title IX reporting form. If someone shared this information with you, disclose your role and responsibility to the person who shared the information, and make your report. When in doubt, report! Do not try to solve the issue yourself. The Title IX office will help determine the best way to proceed and provide support to those involved.