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Reporting an Incident

Contact

To report Sex Discrimination, Sexual Harassment, and Sexual and Interpersonal Violence, contact the Title IX Coordinator, Julie Bezek.

315.312.5605 (private voicemail)  
[email protected] 

Reporting form

You have the right to make a report to University Police or local law enforcement, and/or State Police or choose not to report;  to report the incident to SUNY Oswego; to be protected by SUNY Oswego from retaliation for reporting an incident; and to receive assistance and resources from SUNY Oswego. See the full Student’s Bill of Rights for more information: Students' Bill of Rights.

Private Reports

The following officials at SUNY Oswego will provide privacy, but not confidentiality, upon receiving a report of conduct prohibited by Title IX:

  • Title IX Coordinator or designee(s);
  • Officials with Authority to institute corrective measures under Title IX;
  • All other employees at SUNY Oswego that are not designated as confidential resources

Confidential Reports

The following offices/officials at SUNY Oswego may provide confidentiality:

Counseling Services  
315-312-4416
[email protected]

 

Health Services
315-312-4100
[email protected]

There are other confidential options available for crisis intervention, resources and referrals, however, they are not reporting mechanisms to the institution, meaning that disclosure on a call to a crisis hotline does not provide any information to SUNY Oswego.

For confidential disclosure NOT to the institution, contact: 

Services to Aid Families 24hr crisis hotline: 315-342-1600.

Julie Bezek
Interim Title IX Coordinator 
Culkin 405 
315.312.5605 (private voicemail)
[email protected]

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