Changing Campus Culture

 

Changing Campus Culture is an initiative of the Ohio Department of Higher Education that is embraced by Washington State College of Ohio. The purpose is to have a strong approach to preventing and responding to campus sexual violence.

To this end WSCO provides an online prevention and response education module through the Get Inclusive program. To view this video and learn more, please click here.

Additionally, WSCO utilizes educational information from the It’s On Us national campaign. This national campaign was launched in September 2014 following recommendations from the White House Task Force to Prevent Sexual Assault who noted the importance of engaging everyone in the conversation to end sexual violence. For more information go to www.itsonus.org.

Survivor / Victim Resources:

Eve Incorporated – eveshelter.com
(Violence and Sexual Assault Education, Intervention and Supportive Services)
800.974.3111
Office: 740.374.5820
Hotline: 740.474.5819

Hopewell Health – www.hopewellhealth.org
(Outpatient Counseling Services and Crisis Intervention Services)
Washington County Office: 740.423.8095

Ohio Domestic Violence Network – www.odvn.org
800.934.9840

Washington County Behavioral Health Resources
(Local Addiction and Mental Health Resource Guide to Therapeutic Services)
740.374.6990

The National Domestic Violence Hotline
800.799.7233

Washington County Sheriff’s Department
740.376.7070

RAINN – www.rainn.org
(Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network)
Hotline: 800.656.HOPE

Reporting

To make a formal report of sexual assault, please contact the Human Resources office at 740.568.1899 or complete a report online through the following link.

Please refer to WSCO’s Title IX web page for information on who to contact and how to make a report related to sex-based discrimination, harassment, misconduct, or assault.