Sexual Assault Information

Who to Contact in the Event of a Sexual Assault

Reporting a sexual misconduct to the Campus Police is procedurally the same as reporting to one of the local or state law enforcement agency in the State of Rhode Island. Victims have the same rights when reporting to any local law enforcement agency.

Sexual Assault Data Collection Form Sex Offender Registry

Depending on which campus the incident occurs, we will notify local law enforcement to proceed with the case.

The Community College has Counseling services:

  • Warwick 401-825-2301, hours Mon.-Thu. 8a-7p, Fri. 8a-4p
  • Lincoln 401-333-7160, hours Mon.-Thu. 8a-7p, Fri.8a-4p
  • Providence 401-455-1625, hours Mon.-Tue-Thu.-Fri. 8a-4p, Wed. 8a-7p
  • Newport 401-455-1625, hours Mon.-Tue-Thu.-Fri. 8a-4p, Wed. 8a-7p

The Community College has Health services at 401-825-2103 or email [email protected]. Hours of operation are limited and this should not be considered an emergency contact.

Off campus services include the Women’s Center 401-861-2760 and Rape Crisis Center @ 401-421-4100, both are available 24 hours 7 days a week.

The personnel in these offices can provide advice and counseling, detailed information on health issues and reporting procedures, or referrals to resources off campus.

Confidence in these matters is maintained except when either the security of the campus or the surrounding community is breached. These Campus Police Offices are opened 24 hours 7 days a week. Referrals can be made to off campus agency at any time but for reference to the Community College Counseling and Health services agencies please refer to the following websites or contact the agencies directly.

More information can be found at the website links below:

Sexual Assault Data Collection Form

The pertinent sections of this form should be completed by any Community College of Rhode Island professional staff member who has contact with a victim of sexual assault. The purpose of this form is to collect aggregate data, monitor service usage, and detect trends.

The victim's name should not be reported. Please complete the form after discussion with the victim. Please complete as many of the questions as possible. If the victim does not or cannot recall the details of the event or if she/he refuses to provide an answer, please check the "unknown" box.

 

Report Information
Incident Description
Drugs and Alcohol
Additional information about the victim
Alleged Assailant Information
 

Sex Offender Registry and Access to Related Information

The Federal Campus Sex Crimes Prevention Act requires institutions of higher education to issue a statement advising the campus community where law enforcement agency information is provided by the State concerning registered sex offenders and where it may be obtained. It also requires sex offenders to register in the state and to provide notice, as required under State law, of each institution of higher education in that State at which the person is employed, carries on a vocation, or is a student.

In the State of Rhode Island convicted sex offenders must register with the local police department in their municipality. Every person convicted on or after July 1, 1997, including juveniles sentenced as adults of an offense for which registration is required as part of the sentence imposed upon conviction, is to register and re-register with the local police agencies.

In addition all persons convicted of violations under the law of the United States or any other state substantially similar to an offense for which registration is required shall provide to the local agency all necessary information within ten days of establishing a residence and re-registering within ten days of any change.

Any person wanting information on registered sex offenders or related information should contact the local municipal police agency with jurisdiction for the location of our campuses. The State of Rhode Island Parole Board maintains the following website:

https://www.icrimewatch.net/index.php?AgencyID=56404

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