UHS Violence Prevention works to build the capacity of the campus community to prevent violence, support survivors and shift the culture. We do this through delivering educational and skill-building programs, providing assistance to students, staff and faculty working to create change on campus, and facilitating partnerships and coalition building.
24/7 Support
National Domestic Violence Hotline
1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
National Sexual Assault Hotline
1-800-656-HOPE (4673)
Violence Prevention Online Programs
Undergraduate Students
Incoming undergraduate students are required to complete two online violence prevention programs. Supplemental online violence prevention education is also available to all undergraduate students. These trainings share information on campus policy, resources, rights, accommodations, and reporting options related to sexual and relationship violence.
Graduate & Professional Students
Incoming graduate and professional students are required to complete an online violence prevention program.
Violence Prevention Information
Workshops, Trainings, Presentations
Members of the campus community can request a workshop delivered by Violence Prevention staff and adapted for the audience.
Faculty & Staff Resources
Faculty and staff play a role in fostering safe and supportive campus environments.
Get Involved & Learn More
There are many ways to get involved and learn more about shifting the campus culture.