Campus Resource Worksheet for Collegiate Chapters
Chapter: Gamma Eta
This form should be completed by the vp: member education at the beginning of each academic year and be provided to members as a resource. Fill in each section with the applicable information for your campus. Review this at the first chapter meeting of the academic year and post in a visible location in the chapter house/lodge, if applicable. This document should also be emailed to all members and new members. Please submit a copy to your RCS/CAC/NCC and colldept@deltagamma.org.
COUNSELING SERVICES:
Name of Office/Department: Student Health Center: Counseling and Psychological Services |
Phone Number: 408.924.5910 |
Address: Student Wellness Center San Jose State University One Washington Square San Jose, CA 92192 |
Hours of Operation: M-Th 8:30a-5p F 8:30a-4:30p |
Types of Services Offered: Counseling and Psychological Services |
Other: Call (408) 924-5910 and press 4 to reach after-hours crisis services
STUDENT HEALTH AND WELLNESS:
Name of Office/Department: Student Wellness Center |
Phone Number: 408.924.5910 |
Address: Student Wellness Center San Jose State University One Washington Square San Jose, CA 92192 |
Hours of Operation: M-Th 8:30a-5p F 8:30a-4:30p |
Types of Services Offered: Student wellbeing needs and pharmacy |
UNIVERSITY POLICE/PUBLIC SAFETY:
Name of Office/Department: University Police Department | (Secondary) Name of Office/Department: University Police |
Phone Number: 24 hour dispatch: 408.924.2222 | Phone Number: 408.924.2000 |
Address: One Washington Square | Address: One Washington Square |
Hours of Operation: 24/7 | Hours of Operation: 24/7 |
Types of Services Offered: General Police | Types of Services Offered: Safe rides at night to residents living close to campus |
OFFICE OF FRATERNITY AND SORORITY LIFE:
Name of Chapter’s Fraternity/Sorority Advisor: Jordan Webb | (Secondary) Name of Fraternity/Sorority Advisor: Kaytlin Abad |
Phone Number: 408.924.5956 Email: jordan.webb@sjsu.edu | Phone Number: 402.924.5950 Email: kaytlin.abad@sjsu.edu |
Address: 1400 Student Union Building San Jose State University One Washington Square San Jose, CA 95192 | Address: 1400 Student Union Building San Jose State University One Washington Square San Jose, CA 95192 |
Hours of Operation: M-F 9a-5p | Hours of Operation: M-F 9a-5p |
Types of Services Offered: Student Involvement Support | Types of Services Offered: Panhellenic Sorority Support |
ACADEMIC SUPPORT/TRAINING:
Name of Office/Department: Peer Connections | (Secondary) Name of Office/Department: Career Center |
Phone Number: 408.924.2587 | Phone Number: 408.924.6031 Email: careerhelp@sjsu.edu |
Email: peerconnections@sjsu.edu Address: Student Service Center Room 600 | Address: Administration Building Room 255 |
Hours of Operation: M-W 9a-5p, Th-F 9a-4p | Hours of Operation: M-F 9a-4:30p |
Types of Services Offered: Tutoring, Mentoring, Workshops | Types of Services Offered: Mock interviews, career closet, job fairs |
*SEXUAL ASSAULT CENTER/TITLE IX COORDINATOR/OFFICE:
Name of Office/Department: Title IX & Gender Equity |
Phone Number: 408.924.7290 |
Address: Clark Hall Room 126 |
Hours of Operation: M-F 8a-5p |
Types of Services Offered: investigate allegations of sexual harassment, domestic violence, discrimination, etc. |
WOMEN’S CENTER:
Name of Office/Department: Gender Equity Center |
Phone Number: 408.924.6500 |
Address: Student Union Room 1650 |
Hours of Operation: W-Th 10a-4p |
Types of Services Offered: Sanitary products, awareness seminars |
LGBTQIA+ CENTER:
Name of Office/Department: Pride Center |
Phone Number: 408.924.6157 |
Address: Student Union Level 1 |
Hours of Operation: M-Th 10a-6p, F 10a-4p |
Types of Services Offered: Conferences, Discussion Groups, Support Groups |
OFFICE OF DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION OR MULTICULTURAL CENTER:
Name of Office/Department: Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion | (Secondary) Name of Office/Department: MOSAIC Cross Cultural Center |
Phone Number: 408.924.8168 | Phone Number: 408.924.6255 |
Address: Administration Building Room 104 | Address: MOSAIC Cross Cultural Center |
Email: diversity@sjsu.edu | Hours of Operation: M-Th 9a-6p, F 9a-5p |
Types of Services Offered: awareness, diversity training and consulting services, campus wide conversations | Types of Services Offered: podcast for current discussions, cultural month awareness |
INTER/NATIONAL MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES:
- SAMHSA’s National Helpline: 800-662-HELP (4357)
- To Write Love on Her Arms Crisis Text Line: Text TWLOHA to 741741 (US) and HOME to 686868 (Canada)
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: Starting July 16, 2022, dial 988.
- The Trevor Project (suicide prevention for LGBTQIA+ youth): 866-488-7386
- To have a free, confidential chat with a trained counselor 24/7, text HOME to 741741 or call 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
*Confidential vs. non-confidential resources for survivors of sexual assault or violence
If a member is sexually assaulted or a survivor of sexual violence, it is important to know there are support resources available. If they are not certain about whether they would like to report the incident, the confidential (they are not required to report your assault to anyone) resources available are generally counseling centers, health centers, clergy members and campus victim advocates or community advocates. If the member is confident about their choice to report, in addition to the confidential resources listed, the following non-confidential resources are generally available: Title IX Coordinator, police, and campus safety. Please note, new Title IX regulations do not identify who must be a mandatory reporter and coaches, faculty and university staff are no longer required to be mandatory reporters (non-confidential resources). College and universities retain control over who within their institution is considered a mandatory reporter.
An important note about confidentiality: with new Title IX regulations, most campus/university professional staff and faculty are no longer required to report suspected incidents of dating violence, sexual violence and stalking to the university. However, as this is the minimum standard, many universities have broader requirements for mandatory reporting. To ensure that you understand your own campus mandatory reporting guidelines, ask the Title IX coordinator. Mandatory reporting is in place to help the campus ensure that the student has access to the services they need, and to minimize any threat to the campus community if the abuser is also a student or staff/faculty member. Victim advocates, licensed counselors, medical staff and clergy do not have to report to the university administrators. In most instances, they can discuss the situation with students confidentially. If unsure about whether the resource has to report, the member always has the right to ask about confidentiality before choosing to share her experiences.