Know Your Options

If you are or someone you know is in immediate danger or feels unsafe, please call 9‑1‑1 immediately.

 

We Are Here to Help

Students who have experienced sexual harassment -- including sexual assault, dating or domestic violence, gender-based harassment or bullying, and stalking -- have options to report and receive help from a variety of sources, including the University of Guam, campus and local law enforcement, and community agencies. For those who are unsure what to do, we have staff who will review all available options so students can decide how they want to proceed.

The University of Guam is committed to providing a comprehensive and integrated response to students who have experienced any form of sexual harassment. Our goal is to ensure that all students who report to the university are met with a caring and compassionate response, and are provided with access to all available resources necessary to continue their academic program.

Options for Students to Report and/or Receive Help

• Students can file a report and receive help from UOG.
• Students can make an anonymous report to the university.
• Students can receive confidential support through on-campus services.
• Students can report and receive help from law enforcement.
• Students can receive help from community/off-campus services.

 

Process Flow Chart for reporting of complaints