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If you are a survivor or someone concerned about a survivor and need immediate information on what to do, please visit the Boston College Sexual Assault Network (SANet) website or call their hotline at 617-552-2211.
Additional detailed guidance for survivors can be found in the Boston College “You Are Not Alone Guide”
You can also find tips for how to support a survivor in your life here: https://barcc.org/help/someone/
Additional Health Services & Resources
Additional Health Services & Resources
Resources at Boston College
Resources at Boston College
University Health Services
Cushing Hall
617-552-3225 or book an appointment online (no walk-ins)
Emergency (24 hours): 617-552-3227
University Counseling Services
Gasson Hall
617-552-3310
Monday through Friday 8:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
Tuesdays: Extended hours 5:00–7:00 p.m, by appointment only
411 Maloney Hall
617-552-3489 or women@bc.edu
Sexual Assault Network (SANet)
617-552-BC11 (24-hour hotline)
CARE Team will be available for virtual appointments daily between 3:00pm and 4:00pm
SANet@BC.edu
617-552-9900 or healthpromotion@bc.edu
Or sign up for Peer Wellness Coaching
Peer-to-peer anonymous texting
(617) 553-6655
WellTrack is a self-help program that students can use to address stress, anxiety, and depression before these issues get to the point of needing therapy or other mental health services. WellTrack's tools can also be used as an adjunct to therapy.
BC Police Dept.
Emergency: 617-552-4444
Non-emergency: 617-552-3475
Boston Area Resources
Boston Area Resources
Boston Area Rape Crisis Center
617-492-7273
Battered Women’s Hotline
617-661-7203
Casa Myrna Vazquez
English/Spanish Hotline
617-521-0100
Mass. Coalition for Battered Women
1-800-799-SAFE
Victim Rights Law Center
617-399-6720
The Network/ La Red
English/Spanish Hotline Serves
lesbians and bisexual women, women involved with other women, and transgendered individuals
Hotline/Linea de Crisis: 617-742-4911
Hispanic Black Gay Coalition
617-487-4242
info@HBGC-Boston.org
Services: LGBTQ Mentoring, Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Youth Activism
Fenway Health
617-927-6250
An LGBTQ+ focused care center
New England Area Resources
New England Area Resources
New England Learning Center for Women in Transition
413-772-0806
General Resources
General Resources
Text HELLO to 741741 for free crisis support
Title IX and sexual misconduct reporting at BC
Title IX and sexual misconduct reporting at BC
Boston College attempts at all times to maintain a safe environment that supports its educational mission and is free from exploitation and intimidation, as well as discrimination based upon gender, including sexual harassment. Sexual harassment or sexual misconduct of any kind is antithetical to the mission of Boston College and the values it espouses and will be responded to accordingly, whether a complaint involves allegations of sexual misconduct by faculty, staff, student, or a third party. The University strives to eliminate sexual harassment, prevent its occurrence, and address its effects. More information can be found at: https://www.bc.edu/content/bc-web/offices/human-resources/sites/oid/Policies-and-Compliance/Title-IX-Boston-College.html
Boston College Resource and Policy Information:
Boston College Resource and Policy Information:
Boston College has several individuals who serve as Title IX coordinators. These individuals serve as resources for students, faculty, and staff within the Boston College community and oversee the University's response to Title IX complaints.
University Title IX Coordinator
Patricia Lowe
patricia.lowe@bc.edu
TitleIXCoordinator@bc.edu
617-552-3334
Deputy Title IX Coordinator for Students
Melinda Stoops
melinda.stoops@bc.edu
617-552-3482
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You may also be aware that the federal Title IX policies at all college campuses have recently changed under the current administration.
You can find more information about how the polices have changed here:
https://www.knowyourix.org/hands-off-ix/
https://endrapeoncampus.org/title-ix-in-brief-2
And information about the effects of this and how you can get involved:
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