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Sexual Assault Services

Overview

Student Counseling Service (SCS) offers crisis consultation, on-going counseling, and group therapy for any student who is a survivor of sexual assault.

Also, if you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted in the past 96 hours, we encourage you to speak with a counselor to get important safety and medical information or contact Women Helping Women’s 24-hour crisis response line 513-381-5610.

While all of our counselors are trained to help survivors of sexual assault, the following counselors have been specifically identified as Sexual Assault Response Counselors:

  • Jennifer Young, Ph.D., Associate Director for Community Engagement and Coordinator of Sexual Assault and Interpersonal Violence Treatment Services
  • David Oblinger, Psy.D., Psychology Postdoctoral Fellow
  • Kristen Reser, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist
  • Rebecca Stone, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist

For Additional Confidential and Non-Confidential Resources

Visit our University Safety and Security webpage.

What Is Consent?

Learn more about what consent is and is not.

In this video, Laci Green offers a basic overview to sexual consent: how to properly ask for consent, as well as what consent does and does not sound like. In the second half of the video, she discusses a few circumstances in which consent cannot be obtained (when the person is drunk, underage, or when you're an authority figure). She concludes on the thought that cultivating a culture where good consent is the norm is one of the most powerful ways to prevent sexual assault, and we all have to be a part of it.

Additional Information

You can find additional information about the topic of sexual assault on our resource page.

Clinical Health Sciences and Wellness Facility

Student Counseling Service

Clinical Health Sciences and Wellness Facility
421 South Campus Ave.
Oxford, Ohio 45056
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