Emergency Support After Hours:

• On-campus residents should go to their Community Director.
• Off-campus residents should call the Department of Public Safety and ask to speak to an emergency counselor.

202-319-5765

127 O’Boyle Hall, Washington, DC 20064

http://counseling.cua.edu/

Student Health Services is generally open weekdays and limited Saturday hours.  If you have been recently sexually assaulted, please click on the “Get Medical Aid” icon on the homepage for information on Medstar Washington Hospital Center and its resources. 

202-319-5744

Eugene I. Kane Student Health and Fitness Center, Washington, DC 20064

http://health.cua.edu/

202-319-5619

Pryzbyla Center Suite 353 Washington, DC 20064

cua-deanofstudents@cua.edu

202-319-5111

120 Leahy Hall, Washington, DC 20064

On the CUA Title IX website, you'll find answers for more than 30 questions, flow charts explaining support and options after sexual violence and University policies and procedures. 

202-319-4177

170 Leahy Hall, Washington, DC 20064

http://title9.cua.edu/

titleix-coord@cua.edu

The website from the Office of Dean of Students includes information on consent, resources, bystander intervention, and help for you or a friend.

Download the following helpful resource booklets to learn more:

Sexual Violence Resource Guide

Are You an Empowered Bystander?

http://deanofstudents.cua.edu/sexual-assault/new-index.cfm