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In addition to the staff involved in the reporting process, below is a listing of University resources available to all students in case you want to talk to anyone about any concerns or incidents that occurred.
Campus Connections
Centers for Equity, Community & Leadership
- Asian American Activities Center
- Black Community Services Center
- El Centro Chicano y Latino
- First-Generation and/or Low-Income Student Success Center
- LGBT Community Resources Center
- The Markaz Resource Center
- Native American Cultural Center
- Women's Community Center
Wellness/Counseling
- Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
- The Bridge Peer Counseling Center
- Well-Being at Stanford
Residential
Schools & Administrative Units
- Graduate School of Business, Student Life Office
- Law School, Office of Student Affairs
- Medical School, Student Affairs
- School of Earth Sciences, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
- School of Education, Diversity and Inclusion
- School of Engineering, Student Affairs
- School of Humanities & Sciences, Diversity Resources and Programs
- Vice Provost for Student Affairs
Offices Servicing Specific Communities
Ensuring Students Are Seen & Heard
Remember, the PIH Reporting process is focused on ensuring that students are seen and heard. Regardless of whether an incident meets the criteria for a Community PIH incident, if the incident does not take place during the course of academic engagement (academic engagement includes any pedagogical, research and/or educational activities) it should be reported and for students, should receive a response through our process