Title IX/Sexual Misconduct Resources
On-Campus Resources
Reporting Resources
- : 713-743-8835 or eos@uh.edu or make an .
- : 713-743-3333
- : 1-866-843-4379 or use website to report.
Confidential Mental & Physical Health Resources
- : 832-842-9472 or smss@uh.edu
- : 713-743-5454
- : 713-743-5151
- A.D. Bruce Religion Center: 713-743-5050
- : To learn more for eligible employees, visit the page (user name & passcode: UHMC) or call toll-free 1-888-993-7650. On-the-go you may access EAP services through the iConnect You app (passcode: 230179).
- The (TXFNE) can perform a sexual assault forensic exam at the UH Student Health Center during regular business hours and the cost of the forensic exam is covered by the . Patient may be responsible for other treatment costs (such as medications).
Additional Campus Resources
- : 832-842-6191 or wgrc@uh.edu
- : 713-743-5430
- : 713-743-5400
- : 832-842-6183 or dos@uh.edu
- : 713-743-1010, Option 5
- : 713-743-5065
For more information regarding sexual misconduct awareness, prevention, and other resources, please visit our website.
Off-Campus Resources
Reporting Resources
- Emergency: 9-1-1
- : 713-884-3131
Confidential Mental & Physical Health Resources
- : 281-306-6893*
- : 713-704-1261*
- : 713-873-2219*
*TXFNE, the Memorial Hermann Medical Center, and Ben Taub Hospital offer sexual assault forensic exams (SAFEs), and the cost of the exam is covered by the . Additionally, TXFNE can perform SAFEs at the Student Health Center during regular business hours.
Additional Off-Campus Resources
- : 713-529-0037
- : 713-528-6798
- 24-Hour Domestic Violence Hotline: 713-528-2121
- 24-Hour Sexual Assault Hotline: 713-528-7273
- : 713-472-0753
- 24-Hour Emergency Hotline: 713-473-2801
- : 281-344-5750
- Crisis Hotline: 281-342-4357
Legal Resources
- : 512-476-5377
- : 800-733-8394
- : 512-477-6000
- : texaslawhelp.org
- : 800-252-9690
National Resources
- : 800-656-4673
- : 717-909-0710
- : 1-800-799-7233
For more information regarding sexual misconduct awareness, prevention, and other resources, please visit our website.
About EOS Training and Prevention
EOS continually updates training and awareness efforts to help maintain a discrimination-free environment. The topics we address include consent, bystander intervention, prevention & awareness, reporting and support services as supported by UH System policies and governed by state and federal laws. We provide training opportunities both online and face-to-face throughout the year to students and employees. Employees including student workers have the opportunity to attend face-to-face training on non-discrimination and reporting sexual misconduct concerns, in addition to mandatory online training.
Use the "Request a Training" link above to send us your request.
Crossroads (Student Online Training)
All new students (including freshman, online, transfer, undergraduate and graduate students) must complete Crossroads online training. The training provides information on community expectations, policies, reporting and resources. Students learn strategies to interrupt unhealthy behaviors as well as their rights, responsibilities and options regarding sexual assault, dating and domestic violence, stalking, harassment and other misconduct. New students receive detailed email instructions for completing this training. To complete the training, visit AccessUH and select the student or employee Training portal.
Visit the for additional guidance and resources.
