Overview
Wake Forest University is deeply committed to providing a campus free of interpersonal violence. Interpersonal violence is used as an umbrella term, encompassing concerns related to dating or relationship violence, sexual harassment, sexual assault, sexual misconduct, and stalking. Wake Forest University works deliberately to create a comprehensive approach by utilizing multiple offices to ensure high-quality, trauma-informed prevention programming and support services for Reynolda campus graduate and undergraduate students.
Utilizing the socioecological model, we recognize that addressing interpersonal violence requires a multi-faceted approach. This model allows us to understand how social, cultural, and environmental factors influence individual behaviors. By incorporating this framework into our initiatives, we can create comprehensive strategies that address the root causes of violence and promote positive change at every level of our community.
Prevention
The Office of Wellbeing engages in health promotion, prevention, and education for students, staff, and faculty.
Survivor Support
The Safe Office provides confidential 24/7 crisis response, advocacy, accompaniment, and ongoing support services to undergraduate and graduate Reynolda Campus students regarding concerns related to interpersonal violence.
Reporting
The Title IX Office is housed in the Office of Intisutuaional Equity. Primarily ensuring prompt, equitable, and impartial Title IX process for all students, faculty, and staff. handling investigations of sex discrimination and sexual misconduct reports.