The Confidential Reporting site allows CU community members (students, staff, faculty, and their significant others) to confidentially let the Office of Victim Assistance know about harmful and or traumatic events they have experienced. This option allows you to express what happened to you in a confidential way that does NOT constitute a report to the University or law enforcement. The unfortunate incidents that may be reported on the Confidential Reporting site include bias-motivated incidents, sexual assaults, harassment, hazing, dating abuse, stalking, serious accidents, physical assaults, or other experiences. The information will only go to the Office of Victim Assistance, a confidential office on campus. If you choose to include a phone number or e-mail, the Office of Victim Assistance will contact you.

Completing this form does not constitute a report to the University and will not initiate any law enforcement, student conduct, or administrative action. This information goes to the confidential Office of Victim Assistance and will not be shared except in aggregate, non-identifiable form.

If you would like to continue with reporting an incident, please press the ''Next'' button in the lower right corner.

For more information on the Office of Victim Assistance please visit: http://cuvictimassistance.com

For more information on confidential reporting please visit: http://www.colorado.edu/studentaffairs/confidentialreporting

The University of Coloraod Police Department has an anonymous reporting site. Use the below website if you want the CU police to know about an incident anonymously. Only the Univeristy Police Department checks this website: www.colorado.edu/police/forms/anonymous.cgi