Reporting & Assistance Options

These hospitals offer support for victims of sexual violence, such as high-tech evidence collection and specially trained nurses and advocates that will keep your visit confidential unless you authorize the release of information.

There may be other resources available there to help and support you through this process.

For non-emergency medical attention, students who have paid the student health fee may visit the Student Health Services in Dahlonega.

You can choose this option instead of or in addition to any of the options about pursuing charges.

• Confidential Reporters at UNG
• Student Counseling
• Student Health Services
• Local survivor services
  • Dahlonega/Gainesville/Cumming: Rape Response
  • Oconee: The Cottage

If you choose this option, criminal or on-campus charges will not necessarily be brought, but we can use the information to help make campus safer.

• Contact your Title IX coordinator or deputy coordinator.

• Contact your Title IX coordinator or deputy coordinator.

• Public Safety (University Police) 706-864-1500 (all campuses).
• You may also contact local police in your jurisdiction.