How Do I File a Complaint of Discrimination or Harassment?

The PCA is the Auraria campus’ victim advocacy office and provides free and confidential resources and assistance to survivors of interpersonal violence (sexual assault, relationship violence, and stalking). The PCA provides victim advocacy and support that includes academic advocacy, assistance reporting to your school and/or police, safety planning, court/hospital/police accompaniment, and a listening ear. Advocates at the PCA will never tell you what to do; they will explain your options and support the decisions you make. The PCA is not a counseling center and cannot offer legal advice.

If you have experienced sexual abuse/assault, domestic violence (also known as intimate partner violence), or stalking, or have a friend you are concerned about, the Victim Assistance Program has been developed to provide students, faculty, and staff with support and applicable resources.

Community members are eligible for 10 counseling sessions per academic year (August 1 - July 31). Fees for community members are assessed on a sliding-scale fee structure below. The fee structure is based on the client's income and the number of dependents.

C-SEAP is a professional assessment, referral, and short-term counseling service offered to state employees with work-related or personal concerns, as well as a resource for supervisors and managers.