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As a member of the University of Chicago community, you have the opportunity to experience the advantages of campus and city life with the support of many resources. The University takes measures to ensure a safe campus environment. It is important to keep in mind that a level of responsibility for personal safety, crime prevention, and healthy living also rests with each individual. Whether you are a longtime community member or new to the University of Chicago, we encourage you to familiarize yourself with the campus, the University transportation systems, the University’s guide to safe urban living, and get into the habit of taking good care of yourself and your peers. In order for all members of our community to thrive, it is important that each of us is well equipped to successfully navigate our environment.

Safety & Security Resources

Being aware of your surroundings and prepared for unexpected situations goes hand-in-hand with city life. The University has a wealth of safety and security resources to support you. 
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Dean-on-Call Program

The Dean-on-Call, a university administrator who is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, provides guidance and support to students. The Dean-on-Call ensures that the full breadth of University resources is available to and working for a student in a critical incident.
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Health & Medical Resources

The University has many health, wellness, and medical resources available to help you stay well or feel better and learn valuable lifelong skills for cultivating and maintaining wellness. 
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Sexual Harassment, Assault & Offense

The University of Chicago provides a wealth of emotional, legal, and recovery resources for students who have encountered any kind of sexual violence, including sexual harassment, assault and offense. 
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Resources for Sexual Violence Prevention

Students participating in the Resources for Sexual Violence Prevention program can help to promote healthy gender relations through dialogue and education and work toward the elimination of sexual violence. 
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Bias Response Team

Members of the Bias Response Team help to support and guide students seeking assistance in determining how to handle incidents involving actions committed against them that are motivated by a bias against their identity, background, ability or physical appearance.
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Title IX

The University considers students, employees and applicants for admission or employment, and those seeking access to programs on the basis of individual merit. Title IX coordinators are available to assist those who have concerns or complaints under the University’s unlawful harassment and sexual assault policies.
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Academic Resources

Students in need of academic assistance or support can access central resources or resources available in their areas of study.
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