In January of 2007, Western Connecticut State University and The Center for Empowerment and Education (CEE), formerly The Women’s Center of Greater Danbury, solidified a partnership by signing an agreement for CEE to provide our services to the WCSU community.
CAMPUS SERVICES
CEE is a confidential, no-cost resource for individuals of any gender identity on or off campus who have experienced or are experiencing any form of interpersonal violence, including but not limited to dating abuse, domestic violence, sexual violence, stalking, or human trafficking. CEE staff are not mandated to report disclosures to any other office on campus, including the Title IX office, but are mandated reporters of child abuse/neglect or threats of harm to self or others.
- Direct Services
- Individual Counseling
- Our campus advocates are state-certified domestic violence and sexual assault counselors per CGA 52-146k.
- Advocacy
- Campus advocates can explain students’ rights and options related to support services, reporting their experiences, and navigating systems including Title IX, Judicial hearings, reporting to WCSU Campus Police, applying for a restraining order, etc.
- Support Groups
- Information and Referrals
- Counselor/Advocates can refer and connect individuals to campus and community resources when appropriate.
- Crisis Intervention and 24-Hour Hotlines:
- Sexual Assault – (203) 731-5204
- Domestic Violence – (203) 731-5206
- Individual Counseling
- Education, Training & Outreach on topics surrounding interpersonal violence.
- Education programs for students
- Trainings for staff/faculty
- Awareness events/outreach
All services are CONFIDENTIAL and NO COST and available to people of all identities.
CAMPUS OFFICE
Student Health & Wellness Center, Newbury Hall
Offices 106 & 107
Midtown Campus, WCSU
Campus Office Phone: 203-837-3939
*** Please note we have moved offices and are no longer in White Hall!
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