Sex Matters

Sexual Assault Prevention & Response Program

Welcome to EOU’s Sex Matters website; a site originally designed BY students FOR students. This site contains a great deal of information regarding healthy communication, and ways to verbally assert yourself in relationships. There is even some information on what men can do to help prevent sexual assault.  EOU’s policies regarding sexual harassment, sexual assault, and consensual relationships can be accessed from this website along with our campus anonymous report form. Current and past campus security reports are listed as well as the myriad of resources available to you if you or a friend have any questions or concerns around sexual matters and/or want to report a sexual misconduct experience.

For more information regarding this website, please call the Title IX Coordinator at (541) 962-3476 or the Counseling Center at (541) 962-3524.

And above all, please remember that sexual assault is NEVER the fault of the victim/survivor! If your choices were taken away, so was your responsibility.

• What is sexual assault…
• What to do if you are sexually assaulted…

Getting Help Support and Resources Oregon Campus Sexual Assault Task Force Survivor Information Reporting Assault Complaint Form Anonymous Report Form (PDF) Anonymous Report Form (Electronic Submission) Sexual Misconduct Bill of Rights Policies and Statements Sexual Harassment Policy Consensual Relations Policy Sex Offender Statement and Protocol For info around sexual misconduct, see the Student Code of Conduct OUS Values Statement

Education and Awareness Bystander Intervention Sexual Assault can Happen to Anyone Stalking Drugs Commonly Used to Facilitate Rape Stopping Rape: What Men Can Do Coercive Rape Scenario Date Rape Scenario Acquaintance Rape Rape Trauma Syndrome Rape Myths and Misconceptions Quiz Answers to the Quiz Types of Rapists State of Oregon: Sex Offender Inquiry System Clery Act/Security Reports Clery Act Information and required reports