Policies and Resources

Policies

Sacramento State Notice of Non-Discrimination on the Basis of Sex 

 Myths and Facts About Sexual Violence 

 Rights and Options for Victims of Sexual Violence, Dating Violence, Domestic Violence, and Stalking 

 CSU Executive Order (EO) 1095 applies to the implementation of Title IX, VAWA/Campus SaVE Act and related legislation 

 CSU Executive Order (EO) 1096 applies to employee complaints of discrimination, harassment, and retaliation

 CSU Executive Order (EO) 1097 applies to complaints by students of discrimination, harassment and retaliation 

 CSU Executive Order (EO) 1098 applies to student conduct procedures

 Summary of the four CSU Executive Orders 

 

Resources:

Sacramento State Confidential Victim Advocate

(916) 278-5850

 Sacramento State Counseling Services

(916) 278-6461

 

24-hour confidential crisis hotlines

 WEAVE - (916) 920-2952

My Sister's House - (916) 428-3271

A Community for Peace - (916) 728-7210

DeafSAFE - (855) 812-1001 (VP)

Empower Yolo - (916) 371-1907

Stand Up Placer - (800) 575-5352 

 

WEAVE Legal Assistance

(916) 440-6797

DeafSAFE NorCal

(916) 993-3393 (VP)

(916) 349-7500 (V)

Please Note: All resources listed below are mandated to report.

Sacramento State's Office for Equal Opportunity (OEO) and the Title IX Coordinator

(916) 278-5770

The OEO reviews and investigates campus complaints of sexual harassment and sexual violence. The Title IX coordinator and the OEO staff can offer options and resources, including counseling services, criminal reporting options and interim measures during an incident investigation.

Sacramento State Police Department

(916) 278-6000

Note: Sacramento State Police and other law enforcement agencies must notify victims of sexual violence that their name will become a matter of public record unless they request confidentiality. If the request is made, the victim's name will not become a matter of public record, and the police will not divulge the victim's identity to anyone at the University, including the Title IX coordinator. However, Sacramento State Police will report the facts of the incident to the Title IX coordinator.

Office of Student Conduct

(916) 278-6060

Student Organizations & Leadership

(916) 278-6595

Housing and Residential Life

(916) 278-6655

Student Athlete Resource Center

916-278-5431

PRIDE Center

916-278-8720

Women’s Resource Center

916-278-7388

Sacramento Police Department

(916) 264-5471 or 911

Sacramento County Sheriff's Department

(916) 874-5115 or 911