Report an Incident
The University is dedicated to providing an environment of respect for all, free from Sexual and Discriminatory Harassment. To the extent any of the University’s students, faculty, staff experience offensive or harassing behavior by students, faculty, staff or third parties with whom they must interact as part of their work or educational responsibilities, the University is committed to eliminating such misconduct.
To this end, the University of Notre Dame has partnered with Holy Cross College, and Saint Mary's College to create the Memorandum of Understanding Addressing Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment (MOU). The MOU was created to facilitate access to information about each institution’s reporting options, procedures, definitions, and resources when students from different campuses are impacted. The current Memorandum of Understanding Addressing Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment (MOU) between Holy Cross College, Saint Mary’s College and the University of Notre Dame is available here.
Important Information Regarding the Policy On Discriminatory Harassment Sexual Harassment And Other Sex Based Misconduct , Procedures For Resolving Concerns Of Discriminatory Harassment Sexual Harassment And Other Sex Based Misconduct, and Policy on Non-Retaliation is available here.
When the Offender is a Notre Dame Student
If a student has engaged in sexual harassment, you may report the incident directly to the University administration, directly to law enforcement, or both.
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How to Report to the University
- Contact Erin Oliver, Assistant Vice President and Title IX Coordinator, by calling 574-631-0444 or e-mailing equity@nd.edu.
- Submit a Speak Up report online to report an incident. The information you report will be forwarded to Amber Monroe, Student Title IX Services Manager.
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How to Report to Law Enforcement
- In an emergency, call 911.
- Notre Dame Police Department (call 574-631-5555)
- St. Joseph County Police (call 574-235-9611)
For more information, please refer to the University's Procedures For Resolving Concerns Of Discriminatory Harassment Sexual Harassment And Other Sex Based Misconduct.
When the Offender is a Holy Cross College Student
If you have been impacted by the conduct of a Holy Cross College student, faculty, or staff you may report directly to Holy Cross College or to local law enforcement.
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How to Report to Holy Cross College
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How to Report to Law Enforcement
- In an emergency, call 911.
- St. Joseph County Police (call 574-235-9611)
When the Offender is a Saint Mary's College Student
If you have been impacted by the conduct of a Saint Mary's College student, faculty, or staff you may report directly to Saint Mary's College or to local law enforcement.
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How to Report to Saint Mary's College
- Contact Saint Mary's College Title IX Coordinator or Deputy Coordinators. Contact information is available here.
- Submit the Saint Mary's College Online Incident Reporting Form available here.
- More information about Saint Mary's College definitions, procedures, resource information and, reporting options is available here.
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How to Report to Law Enforcement
- In an emergency, call 911.
- St. Joseph County Police (call 574-235-9611)
When the Offender is a Notre Dame Faculty, Staff Member, or Third Party
If a Notre Dame faculty or staff member or third party has engaged in sexual harassment, you may report the incident directly to the University administration, directly to law enforcement, or both.
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How to Report to the University
- Contact Erin Oliver, Assistant Vice President and Title IX Coordinator, by calling 574-631-0444 or e-mailing equity@nd.edu.
- Submit a Speak Up report online to report an incident. The information you report will be forwarded to Amber Monroe, Student Title IX Services Manager.
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How to Report to Law Enforcement
- In an emergency, call 911.
- Notre Dame Police Department (call 574-631-5555)
- St. Joseph County Police (call 574-235-9611)