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What to do if you have been assaulted

婭f you are not safe or need immediate help

On campus: Call security (414) 847-3300
Off campus: Call 911

Seek medical attention as soon as possible after a sexual assault

Sexual Assault Treatment Center

The(SATC) at, is accessible through the Emergency Room entrance. Staff there can address all issues including crisis counseling, injuries, STI (Sexually Transmitted Infection) testing and treatment, pregnancy and the gathering of physical evidence, as well as referrals for further care. All contact with SATC staff is confidential. SATC can be accessed in person or by phone (414-219-5555) 24 hours a day.

Refrain from changing clothes, bathing, eating, drinking or brushing your teeth. Do not go to the bathroom if possible. This is so that physical evidence can be collected and preserved. You do not need to decide at this time whether you want to press charges but if you save the evidence, it offers you more options in the future when you are better able to decide. The staff at SATC are trained to collect and save this type of evidence for you.

Marquette University Medical Clinic

can also provide evaluation and treatment for injuries and STIs, as well as pregnancy testing. Marquette University Medical Clinic is open Monday-Friday.

Support at 91精品

There are people at 91精品 who can help you make the decisions that are right for you. 91精品檚 Victim advisors can provide information about 91精品 and community resources, assist you in reporting the assault and support you through each step of the process.

Holly Vanderbusch, she/her
Associate Dean of Students
RL95A
(414) 847-3349
hollyvanderbusch@miad.edu

Title IX Coordinator
Mark Fetherston
Vice President for Enrollment Management
RL85A
(414) 847-3215
markfetherston@miad.edu

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