The Office of Survivor Support provides referral to MSU Student Counseling Center to provide mental health services. The center offers free and confidential counseling sessions to enrolled MSU students.
An advocate can arrange a Forensic Medical Exam following a sexual assault. An advocate can also assist with obtaining STI and pregnancy preventative measures following a sexual assault and can arrange for medical care with ongoing STI testing or treatment.
A formal complaint can be filed through the Office of Civil Rights Compliance. An advocate can provide assistance in explaining the reporting process, making the initial report, as well as any advocacy needs throughout the process including accompaniment to meetings and other supportive measures.
The Office of Survivor Support aims to reduce the barriers that students may encounter following a victimization. Supportive measures may include extensions of deadlines or other course-related adjustments, and modifications of work or class schedules.
An advocate is available to accompany you to any criminal or civil case court hearing due to victimization. An advocate is not able to provide legal advice, but can offer emotional support before, during, and after the hearing.
Individual Therapy
The Office of Survivor Support provides referral to MSU Student Counseling Center to provide mental health services. The center offers free and confidential counseling sessions to enrolled MSU students.
Medical Advocacy
An advocate can arrange a Forensic Medical Exam following a sexual assault. An advocate can also assist with obtaining STI and pregnancy preventative measures following a sexual assault and can arrange for medical care with ongoing STI testing or treatment.
University Advocacy
A formal complaint can be filed through the Office of Civil Rights Compliance. An advocate can provide assistance in explaining the reporting process, making the initial report, as well as any advocacy needs throughout the process including accompaniment to meetings and other supportive measures.
Academic Advocacy
The Office of Survivor Support aims to reduce the barriers that students may encounter following a victimization. Supportive measures may include extensions of deadlines or other course-related adjustments, and modifications of work or class schedules.
Court Advocacy
An advocate is available to accompany you to any criminal or civil case court hearing due to victimization. An advocate is not able to provide legal advice, but can offer emotional support before, during, and after the hearing.
