Stay Safe at UVU: Report and Support

Report Concerns. Get Support. Find Resources.

This site connects students, faculty, and staff to the right campus offices to report issues and access support.

If you have an emergency, please call 911 or contact the UVU Police immediately at (801) 863-5555.

At UVU, it is safe to report. We’re here to support you, no matter the concern.  

To get started, click on one of the dropdown categories below. Each category will expand to show the offices and resources available to help with your specific situation. 

If you're not sure where to report, check the "Not Sure Where to Report?" section for general guidance. 

Crisis & Emergency Support

Support for urgent mental health concerns, safety threats, or criminal activity.

Conduct, Ethics & Accountability
Support for violations of policy, misconduct, or unethical behavior.

Discrimination, Harassment & Title IX
  • Equity and Title IX Office
    • You may submit a complaint form, which may be anonymous, related to the following:
      • Sexual misconduct: Sexual harassment, sexual assault, domestic and dating violence, or stalking
      • Discrimination or harassment based on race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, age (40 and over), disability, veteran status, pregnancy, childbirth or pregnancy-related conditions, genetic information, or other bases protected by applicable law
    • Report to Title IX

    [email protected]
    Equity and Title IX Office
    801.863.7999

  • People & Culture

    Drew Burke, Director of Employee Relations
    801.863.5360

Victim & Survivor Support

Support for individuals impacted by crime or violence.

  • Victim Services
    • Connect to resources
    • Protective orders
    • Navigating the Criminal Justice System
    • Safety planning
    • Victim Advocate | 801.863.5555

Mental Health & Well-Being

Resources for emotional, academic, and personal support.

  • Crisis Services
    • Immediate mental health support
    • Suicide ideation or threats
    • Concerns of wellbeing
    • J.C. Graham, Director of Crisis Services 801.863.8876
  • CARE Hub
    • Food insecurity, housing, emergency funds
    • Case management and referrals
    • Amber Hendrickson, CARE Hub Director
  • Ombuds
    • Mediation for student conflicts
    • Academic complaints, housing disputes
    • Mediation Services
    • Contact: [email protected] | 801.863.7237

Accessibility & Accommodations

Support for individuals with disabilities or access needs.

Facilities & Maintenance

Support for physical campus issues and environmental safety.

Academic & Faculty Support

Support for faculty rights, academic disputes, and research integrity.

  • Academic Affairs
    • Fulton Library Complaints
    • Interfaculty conflict, faculty misconduct
    • Research misconduct, IRB
    • Retention, Tenure, Promotion (RTP), Sabbatical leave
    • Extended Studies and Concurrent Enrollment (as related to faculty)
    • Academic freedom (as related to faculty and Fulton Library)
    • Report Issues with Faculty Rights

    Kathren Brown, Associate Provost for Academic Administration 801.863.8517

  • Ombuds Office

Unsure Where to Report?

If you're unsure where to go:

  • Ombuds
  • Dean of Students Office
    • Helps students navigate concerns and find the right support.
    • Contact: [email protected] | 801.863.8311 | Room SL-201
  • EthicsPoint Hotline
    • Anonymous, confidential reporting available 24/7. Reports are forwarded to the appropriate university office.

UVU is committed to providing a safe and welcoming campus and culture. At UVU, our policies are intended to provide a fair and reliable process to support safety-related concerns. We have a network of people and departments who can offer prompt and appropriate assistance through the mechanisms listed on this page.

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Utah Valley University has selected EthicsPoint, a third-party private contractor, to administer an ethics and compliance hotline. The EthicsPoint service offers independence, confidentiality, and 24 hours per day, 7 days per week availability.

Reports submitted to EthicsPoint will be forwarded to the proper university officers for review. Persons making reports are not required to provide their names.