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Title IX and Pregnancy Related Questions

Office for Institutional Equity and Title IX

Provides information and support; explains options for investigation and resolution; negotiates and implements interim measures including no contact agreements, academic accommodations, residential accommodations, employment accommodations, safety measures; provides educational and training programs, and other prevention programs.

• Contact: ; 412-268-7125; institutionalequity@cmu.edu 

Counseling and Psychological Services (CaPS)

CONFIDENTIAL RESOURCE

Provides free counseling for students, confidential reporting, referrals to community mental health providers, and a 24-hour crisis hotline. In Title IX cases where both the reporting party and respondent are seeking counseling at CaPS, the University will work to assure that the same counselor is not treating both students, and also is sensitive in scheduling appointments to avoid contact between the reporting party and respondent.

• Contact: ; 412-268-2922

University Health Services

CONFIDENTIAL RESOURCE

Provides general health and wellness services, confidential reporting, STI testing, pregnancy testing, birth control, and emergency contraception.

• Contact: ; 412-268-2157

University Police Department

Provides emergency response and law enforcement functions including investigation and arrest; provides security and escort to local hospitals; assists with legal options.

• Contact: /police/index.html; 412-268-2323

Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion

Offers resources for an inclusive and transformative experience for all students. The Center supports and connects historically underrepresented students and those who are first in their family to attend college in a setting where students' differences and talents are appreciated and reinforced. Offers students support through academic and cultural programming as well as advising and mentoring.

• Contacts: (412) 268-2150 | CSDI@andrew.cmu.edu |  

Student Legal Consultation

Graduate Student Assembly and the Undergraduate Student Senate are co-partners offering all Carnegie Mellon undergraduate and graduate students free 20-minute legal consultations on campus. 

Hazing Prevention and Reporting

Anyone, from inside or outside of the Ò»±¾µÀÎÞÂë community, with a concern that hazing might be occurring is urged, and encouraged, to report it. There are many ways you can report hazing at Ò»±¾µÀÎÞÂë. You can share it with someone you trust, like your housefellow, RA or CA or a faculty member. You can also make a direct report or report anonymously through the Ethics Reporting Hotline.