Campus and Community Resources
Campus Resources
Reports of sex discrimination, sexual misconduct/power-based violence, questions regarding
Title IX and concerns about non-compliance should be directed to the Title IX Coordinator.Ìý
Reports may be submitted in person, by phone, in writing, electronically, or anonymously
and may be submitted by complainants, third parties or bystanders to the Title IX
Coordinator.
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Office Location: Walker Hall #1-32
Phone: (318) 342-1004
Email: titleix@ulm.edu
Any person may submit a reportÌýof sex discrimination, sexual misconduct, sexual harassment, sexual assault, sexual
exploitation, dating violence, domestic violence, stalking (on the basis of sex),
power-based violence and retaliation 24 hours a day by completing Â鶹¹û¶³´«Ã½'s on-line form
at the link below. Reports can be made anonymously.
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Confidential Advisors
Individuals wishing to obtain confidential assistance without making a report to the
University may do so by speaking with a confidential advisor. The following persons
are designated Confidential Advisors:
Ms. Karen Foster - Office of Self Development, Counseling, & Special Accommodations
Center
(318) 342-5220 or via email at kfoster@ulm.edu
Ms. Kim Storm- Office of Self Development, Counseling, & Special Accommodations Center
(318) 342-5220 or via email at storm@ulm.edu
Ms. Deandrea Carter - Office of Self Development, Counseling, & Special Accommodations
Center
(318) 342-5220 or via email at decarter@ulm.edu
Ms. Crystal Ward - Office of Self Development, Counseling, & Special Accommodations
Center
(318) 342-5220 or via email at cward@ulm.edu
In addition, employees and students have on-campus access to medical services, guidance,
and support at theÌýÂ鶹¹û¶³´«Ã½ Counseling CenterÌý(318)342-5220 and theÌýÂ鶹¹û¶³´«Ã½ Health Clinic (318) 342- 1651. Both facilities are located at the Office of Self Development, Counseling,
& Special Accommodations Center, 1140 University Avenue, Monroe, Louisiana, 71209.
If an incident or situation is criminal in nature, immediately contactÌýUniversity PoliceÌýDepartment.ÌýPossible threats to campus safety should also be reported to the University Police
Department immediately.
The University Police Department isÌýlocated atÌýFilhiol Hall, 3811 DeSiard Street,
and can be reached by phone at 318-342-5350 or 911 for emergencies.
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Community Resources
Ouachita Parish:ÌýCall (318) 998-6030 or visit 620 Riverside Drive, Monroe, LA for
more information.
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Hotline 318-323-1505
The Wellspring has numerous programs available to assist members of the community,
including programs for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.
The Domestic Violence Program offers free and confidential services to adults and
children in abusive relationships. The Wellspring offers services that help survivors
of domestic violence have a life free from emotional, physical, economical and sexual
abuse. Services are available for residents staying at our safe shelter and non-residents
living in the 12 parish region.Ìý
Wellspring Sexual Assault Program HAVE YOU BEEN A VICTIM OF SEXUAL ASSAULT AND NEED
HELP?
If you are in danger, call 911 now. Or, call our 24-hour help line at 318.998.6030
or Toll Free at 1.888.411.1333 for help.
If you have been a victim of sexual assault and need help, you have come to the right
place. Sexual assault is one of the most traumatic experiences one can face. In Northeast
Louisiana, help is available through SART Ouachita- (Sexual Assault Resource Team).
SART is a partnership of agencies who provide information and help for those who have
been sexually assaulted.
The good news is- there’s help and hope.Ìý Visit any hospital emergency room and tell
them you have been sexually assaulted. You may opt to have evidence collected or receive
medical treatment only. Victims 17 years of age and older do not have to report to
law enforcement in order to have evidence collected.
Call the Family Justice Center at 318.998.6030 or the 24-hour crisis line at 888.411.1333.
ÌýIf you call 911, your call will automatically be reported to law enforcement.
620 Riverside Drive, Monroe, Louisiana 71201
The Family Justice Center of Ouachita is a one-stop service center where victims and
their families can quickly and confidentially seek information and resources regarding
domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking and select services based on their
individual needs and circumstances. All services are free and confidential.Ìý
Services Available include:
- Safety planning,
- Domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking education,
- Assistance with obtaining protective orders
- Child care and transportation while receiving services
- Referral to safe, confidential housing
- Applications for public assistance
- Assistance with filing law enforcement reports
- Consultation with the District Attorney’s Office
- Referrals for medical services
- Counseling
- Food vouchers
- Chaplin services
- Financial empowerment
- Case management
Local Hospitals
In the immediate aftermath of sexual misconduct such as sexual assault or rape, medical
care and the collection of physical evidence are very important. The individual should
not shower, bathe, or change clothes and may be taken to the hospital emergency room
or Student Health Services.
Employees, students and non-students may also access assistance 24 hours a day, 7
days a week from the following:
St. Francis Medical Center - Downtown
309 Jackson St.
Monroe, LA 71201
318-966-4000
Ochsner LSU Health Monroe
(formerly LSU/EA Conway Medical Center)
4864 Jackson St.
Monroe, LA 71201
318-330-7874
Glenwood Medical Center
503 McMillan Rd.
West Monroe, LA 71291
318-329-4200
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