Support and Resources

The reporting options below initiate a response from the College or other entities.

1. Report Misconduct: Participate in College process only. Report to Equity and Title IX Manager (Title IX Coordinator) or any responsible employee.
2. Report Misconduct: Participate in criminal process only. Report to Police, call 911.
3. Report Misconduct: Participate in College and criminal process. Report to Police, 911, to Equity and Title IX Manager (Title IX Coordinator) or a responsible employee.
4. Report Misconduct: Choose not to participate in any process. Report to Police, 911, to Equity and Title IX Manager (Title IX Coordinator) or a responsible employee.

The following College personnel can assist in the reporting of incidents of sexual harassment:

Alina Torres-Zickler
PCOM Equity and Title IX Manager (Title IX Coordinator)
alinato@pcom.edu

Campus Support Information: Click here for a comprehensive list of PCOM supportive resources available for students, faculty and staff.

Community Support Information: Click here to view a list of local and national support centers.

If time has passed since the incident, where can I receive medical care?

Non-urgent medical care can be conducted at a primary care physician’s office or a local urgent care center. Local community resources provide follow up medical care as well.

If I speak to someone about my assault, who needs to know?

If you speak with a PCOM faculty, staff, or employee, they are required to report the information to the Equity and Title IX Manager (Title IX Coordinator).

The information will be kept as private as possible to address needs on a case by case basis. Community resources are confidential and will not result in notification to the College.

What is a "responsible employee"?

The College considers all faculty, staff and employees to be Responsible Employees who are required to promptly report to the Equity and Title IX Manager (Title IX Coordinator) or Compliance any information they receive about sexual harassment in violation of this policy.

Responsible employees who become aware of conduct prohibited by this policy that occurs on a PCOM campus or in an officially College-sponsored program or activity must report it.

Medical care after sexual harassment is important for your overall care. In order to preserve evidence, try not to eat, drink, shower, change clothes or smoke. It is not required to have evidence collected in order to get medical care following an act of sexual harassment.

All appropriate supportive measures will be assessed on a case by case basis for parties involved with acts of sexual harassment. These may include, but are not limited to adjustments to academics and no contact directives. Other changes may be considered when applicable or feasible.