If you have been raped or sexually assaulted or are in immediate danger, call 911 and/or Campus Police immediately at
408-270-6468
What To Do If You Have Been Sexually Assaulted
If you have been sexually harassed, physically or verbally assaulted the College urges to report the incident to the Vice President of Student Affairs/Title IX Coordinator or to District Police. Please click here to file a Title IX Incident Report
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FIRST AND FOREMOST, KNOW THAT WHAT HAPPENED WAS NOT YOUR FAULT!
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After an assault has occurred, GO TO A SAFE PLACE. Seek a friend or a trusted person on campus to be with you for moral support. You can also go to the home of a friend or a family member, or any place where you can find physical safety and receive emotional support. The Student Health Center on each campus is a safe and confidential place to report.
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Report the attack to law enforcement immediately. If the assault occurs on campus, we urge you to contact:
San Jose-Evergreen Community College District (SJECCD) Police (408) 270-6468 from your cell phone or dial extension 6468 from any campus phone (If you have experienced or have witnessed sexual assault, harassment, or violence on campus, you may remain anonymous when calling 911 or the SJECCD District Police by identifying the call as a SaVe Act call instead of giving your name);
or
Evergreen Valley College Vice President of Student Affairs/Title IX Coordinator:
Adela Esquivel-Swinson
Location: Student Center Building (SC), Room 205
Telephone: (408) 223-6749
Email: Adela.Swinson@evc.edu
Seek medical care as soon as possible. Even if you do not have any visible physical injuries, you may be at risk of acquiring a sexually transmitted disease (women may also be at risk for pregnancy). We encourage you to go to the Student Health Center for medical, counseling services and/or contact any of the following health referral services: p
SART - Sexual Assault Response Team. 408-885-6466, 751 Bascom Avenue, Building H12, San Jose, Ca. 95128;
YWCA Valley Rape Crisis Center/ YWCA of Silicon Valley, (408) 287-3000 (24-hr hotline) or (650) 493-7273
Silicon Valley Faces (408) 286-9663 and Victim Witness Assistance program (408) 295-2656, 777 N. First Street, suite 220, San Jose, ca. 95112
Preserve all evidence of the attack.
- Do not bathe, wash your hands, brush your teeth, eat, or smoke.
- Do not clean or straighten up or remove anything if you are still at the location in which the crime occurred.
- Write down all the details you can recall about the attack and the perpetrator.
The Title IX Team
Title IX Coordinator Adela Swinson 408-223-6749
Director of Student Life Raniyah Johnson 408-223-6768
Dean, SSHAPE Mark Gonzales 408-223-6792
Student Health Center
Coordinator Janice Assadi 408-270-6480
Disabilities Support Program
& Services Counselor Leslie Williams 408-274-7900 x6632
Dean, Counseling & Student
Success Adriana Ayala 408-270-6475
Dean, Enrollment Services Octavio Cruz 408-270-6147
CalWORKs Director Liz Tyrrell 408-274-7900 x6453
CalWORKs Counselor TBA
SJECCD Police Department Chief Thomas Morales 408-270-6468