Report It!

UW-River Falls values a diverse community where all students, faculty and staff are able to fully participate in the campus community. We encourage reporting so that we can appropriately and promptly address any concerns. Please review the options for reporting and do not hesitate to reach out to the listed contacts with any questions.
 

If IMMEDIATE medical, police, or other emergency services are needed, please call 911. You may also contact local police using the following phone numbers: 

  • University Police: 715-425-3133
  • City of River Falls Police: 715-425-0909

Use this form if you have experienced or witnessed an act that discriminates, stereotypes, harasses or excludes anyone based on their identity. More information can be found on the Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging website.

To discuss student concerns or to report in person, please contact:

To discuss employee concerns or to report in person, please contact:

Use this form if you are concerned about the actions or the welfare of a student. Examples of things you can report include mental health challenges, hazing, academic misconduct, policy violations, erratic behavior, nonacademic misconduct, etc. More information can be found on the Dean of Students Office or Residence Life websites.

To discuss concerns or to report in person, please contact:


If your concerns are related to the residence halls, please contact:

Use these forms to report any form of sex-based discrimination or misconduct (i.e., sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating or domestic violence, stalking or sexual exploitation). More information can be found on the Title IX website.

All university employees must report concerns about sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating or domestic violence, stalking or sexual exploitation. Report a concern if it involves a student, regardless of where it occurs, and report any concerns on, or adjacent to, campus or in a university program or activity, regardless of who it involves.

To discuss concerns or to report in person, please contact:

Students should use this form to report a concern to the university when the concern relates to sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating or domestic violence, stalking or sexual exploitation. Information entered here will be reviewed by the Title IX Coordinator and may lead to an investigation by the university and appropriate follow-up action.

If you are not sure if you want to report to the university, please consider speaking with the Violence Prevention Coordinator (a confidential employee) or the Campus Victim Advocate (a confidential resource) who can help you understand your options.

To discuss concerns, confidentiality, without reporting to the university, please contact:


To discuss concerns or to report in person with the university's Title IX Coordinator, please contact:

For more information about reporting options (confidential and non-confidential) and supportive resources, please visit the Title IX website.

Use this form if you are a UWRF employee and want to report being a victim of workplace discrimination, harassment or retaliation. More information can be found on the Human Resources website.

To discuss concerns or to report in person, please contact:


 

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Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging
We're striving to create an inclusive campus community where all people can feel valued, respected and safe.
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Executive Order 54: Reporting Child Abuse
We strive to provide a safe and secure learning and working environment for everyone involved in university activities.
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Human Resources Equity Diversity and Inclusion
We are dedicated to the mantra of "Inclusive Excellence," making diversity, equity and inclusion a part of the fabric of UWRF.
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Risk Management: Accident and Injury Reporting
We value a community where all are able to fully participate in the campus community. We encourage reporting so that we can appropriately and promptly address any concerns.
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Risk Management: Report a Safety Concern
As a top priority, we take safety very seriously. If something seems unsafe, we encourage reporting to keep the campus safe for everyone.
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Sexual Discrimination and Title IX
We're committed to preventing and responding to sexual misconduct and interpersonal violence in order to ensure a safe and equitable educational environment for all.

Report It

235 Rodli Hall
410 S. 3rd. St.
River Falls, WI 54022

deanofstudents@uwrf.edu

715-425-0720