Resources on Campus
University of Oregon Police Department – The University of Oregon Police Department is a full service police department, available 24/7 to provide assistance and services to the campus community.
2141 E 15th Ave., phone: 541-346-2919 (Dispatch), email: police@uoregon.edu
Human Resources – Human Resources provides a multitude of services and benefits to UO employees, many of which are listed on the HR website.
677 E. 12th Ave., phone: 541-346-3159, email: hrinfo@uoregon.edu
Office of Investigations and Civil Rights Compliance – The Office of Investigations and Civil Rights Compliance is a resource to the UO community and can assist in connecting victims/survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence or stalking to available resources.
677 E 12th Ave, Suite 452, phone: 541-346-3123, for a list of OICRC staff, please visit: https://investigations.uoregon.edu/our-team
Ombuds Program – The Ombuds Program is offered as a service to employees and provides a safe and confidential place to seek information and to discuss almost any type of concern and explore options and the resources available to resolve them. It is intended as a resource to help find answers to questions about available programs and resources.
1685 E 17th, phone: 541-346-6400, email: ombuds@uoregon.edu
UO Domestic Violence Clinic – The UO Domestic Violence Clinic provides comprehensive civil legal services to low-income victims of dating violence, domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking.
Knight Law School, 1515 Agate St., phone: 541-346-8555, email: dvattorney@uoregon.edu
Duck Rides - Duck Rides is a free shuttle service for students and employees. Student workers and leadership from Safe Ride, Designated Driver Shuttle (DDS) and Campus Shuttle are now under one program to provide safe, accessible and inclusive rides for the UO community.
Phone: 541-346-7433; email duckrides@uoregon.edu
UO employee reporting responsibilities and contact information
Child Abuse (all UO employees) - Employees of Oregon higher education institutions are by law mandatory reporters of child abuse and neglect. To make a report, follow the instructions provided on the Department of Human Services website. If you have questions, contact Mandatorytraining@uoregon.edu.
Discrimination and Discriminatory Harassment (all UO employees) - To ask questions, discuss concerns or to make a report review the Office of Investigations and Civil Rights Compliance website or contact the OICRC office: oicrc@uoregon.edu, 541-346-3123
Discrimination and Harassment on the basis of sex or gender (all UO employees except confidential or exempted) - Nicole Commissiong, AVP/Chief Civil Rights & Title IX Officer; 541-346-3123, titleixcoordinator@uoregon.edu
Care and Advocacy Program, 541-346-8194
Campus Security Authority (certain UO employees as defined by federal law) - Clery Compliance Coordinator; email: clery@uoregon.edu
Off-Campus Resources
Sexual Assault Support Services – Sexual Assault Services provides outreach, advocacy and support to survivors of sexual violence.
591 W. 19th Ave., phone: 541-343-7277 (crisis line, available 24/7)
Hope and Safety Alliance - Hope and Safety Alliance provides emergency services, outreach, advocacy and support to victims of dating and domestic violence.
Business Office: 1577 Pearl St., phone: 541-485-6513 (crisis line, available 24/7),
Lane County Victims Services – Lane County Victims Services provides assistance to victims of crimes and also provides assistance with restraining and stalking orders.
125 E 8th Ave., phone: 541-682-4523
UO Employee Assistance Program – Canopy provides a wide variety of employee resources, services and assistance. For example:
- Crisis Counseling: Clinical staff is available to triage crisis calls or speak with anyone requesting a counselor by phone, or to meet with employees for individual counseling sessions. Clinical staff are available 24/7 and immediately available for all callers.
- Legal Counseling: Legal staff is available to provide free telephone consultations, information and assistance.
Phone: 800-433-2320; can also contact via the Canopy EAP app or info@canopywell.com
Lane County Legal Aid and Advocacy Center – provides legal assistance to low-income Lane County residents.
101 E Broadway, phone: 541-485-1017
White Bird Clinic – White Bird Clinic provides crisis counseling, medical and mental health care, substance abuse treatment, information and referrals.
341 E 12th Ave., phone: 541-687-4000 (crisis line, available 24/7)
Eugene Police Department – The Eugene Police Department is a full service police department, available 24/7 to provide services and assistance to Eugene citizens.
300 County Club Rd., phone: 541-682-5111, link directory: http://coeapps.eugene-or.gov/epddirectory/
Lane County Sheriff’s Office – The Lane County Sheriff’s Office is a full service law enforcement agency that provides assistance and services to citizens residing in unincorporated areas of Lane County.
125 E 8th Ave., phone: 541-682-4150, email: sheriffs.office@co.lane.or.us
Area Hospitals provide forensic evidence collection. Victims/survivors of sexual assault may obtain a medical and forensic exam at no charge at any hospital while remaining anonymous and without contacting the police.
Sacred Heart Medical Center at RiverBend
3333 Riverbend Dr., Springfield, phone: 541-222-7300
McKenzie Willamette Medical Center
1460 G St., Springfield, phone: 541-726-4400
National Hotlines
National Sexual Assault Hotline
Phone: 800-656-HOPE (4673) or 866-331-8453 (TTY)
National Domestic Violence Hotline
Phone: 800-799-SAFE (7233) or 800-787-3224 (TTY)
