Help is Available
As a result of sexual assault, one may experience a wide range of emotions, reactions,
and feelings. Everyone reacts differently to trauma due to sexual assault. Some of
the common reactions to sexual assault include: numbness, shock, embarrassment, shame,
guilt, depression, powerlessness, denial, fear, anxiety, and rage. If you or someone
you know has been sexually assaulted, please seek help.
Reporting Sexual Assault
Office of Student Life 972.721.5323
- Can file a formal or informal complaint regarding sexual assault to be handled by
the University
- Provide and assists with counseling options
Campus Safety Office x2911 (emergencies on campus) 972.721.5305
- Immediate response to a situation on campus
- Can help make contact with the Irving Police Department
On Campus Medical and Counseling Services
University Health Clinic 972.721.5322
- Care and treatment for any injuries or health related questions following a sexual
assault
Mike Brock, LPC-S 214-364-5145
- Counseling service and guidance for sexual assault victims
Campus Ministry 972.721.5295
- Counseling and spiritual guidance after a sexual assault has occurred
Hospital/Medical Assistance
- Parkland Hospital - Victim Intervention/Rape Crisis Center - 214-590-2926 or Crisis
Line - 214.590.0430
