Survivor/Victim of Sexual Assault:
Southern Oregon University is committed to maintaining a safe and healthy campus for all of its students.
If you are in immediate danger, call 911.
If you are, believe you may be, or know someone who is the victim of sexual assault, there are resources available to you. If you have been the recipient of unwanted touch, sexual solicitations, or sexual assault, there are systems in place to help you. Beginning with the SOU Confidential Advisor Angela Fleischer or the online reporting form will provide you with the most options available. If you are concerned for your immediate safety, please contact the police or Campus Public Safety by calling 911.
Campus Reporting Options and Resources
Anonymous Reporting:
Southern Oregon University Anonymous Harassment, Violence, and Interpersonal Misconduct Form
Campus Choice is Southern Oregon University’s system of addressing sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking.
Through Campus Choice you can access Confidential Advisors who are able to explain all of your options as well as guide and accompany you through any process in which you choose to take part.
Confidential Advising Reporting:
• SOU Title IX Confidential Advisor Confidential Advisor Angela Fleischer will also assist you if you need housing accommodations for health or safety.
• Medical and counseling staff at the SOU Student Health and Wellness Center
• Aside from SOU Confidential Advisor Angela Fleischer or medical or counseling staff at the Student Health and Wellness Center, no other group, faculty, staff, or administrator on our campus can guarantee that what you tell them will be held in confidence.
Formal Reporting:
University Title IX Officers
University Title IX Coordinator
Marjorie Trueblood-Gamble
Director of Diversity and Inclusion
541-552-6459
Churchill Hall 106
truebloom@sou.edu
Deputy IX Coordinators
Dr. Jody Waters
Associate Provost
541-552-6121
Churchill Hall 113
watersj@sou.edu
Taylor Burke
Director of Student Support and Intervention
541-552-6652
Stevenson Union 321
taylorburke@sou.edu
Casey Clithero
Assistant Director of Student Support and Intervention for Community Standards
541-552-6222
Stevenson Union 321
clitheroc@sou.edu
Students can also seek private advocacy from the identity-based Resource Center Coordinators, who can provide great resources and support. However, this support is not fully confidential and some information may be passed on to the Confidential Advisor.
• Women's Resource Center
• Queer Resource Center
• Multicultural Resource Center
Office of Student Support and Intervention
University Sexual Misconduct - FAQs for Making a Report - Resources
Jackson County Resources
The YOU HAVE OPTIONS Program
Jackson County SART (Sexual Assault Response Team)
• Jackson County SANE Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner
Jackson County SAVS (Sexual Assault Victims Services)
Call Jackson County HelpLine: 541-779-4357 or toll free at 1-855-216-2111
Ashland Police Department (APD) Emergency: 911; Non-emergency: 541-552-2211
Local Law Enforcement
Asante Ashland Community Hospital - 280 Maple St, Ashland, OR 97520, 541-200-4000
Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center
Jackson County District Attorney
National Resources
National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1-800-656-HOPE (4673)
RAINN Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network: 1-800-656-HOPE (4673)
Other Local Resources
Children's Advocacy Center of Jackson County
Community Works 24/7 HelpLine 541-779-4357 or 1-855-216-2111
• Crisis Helpline
• Dunn House Shelter
• Dunn House Outreach
