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Why Does Drew Now Have Two Policies - A Sexual Harassment and Misconduct TIX Grievance Policy and a Human Rights Policy?
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More information about who to contact and how to make a report is provided in the Contacts and Resources section of the Sexual Misconduct TIX Grievance Procedures and here:
http://www.drew.edu/titleix-eeo/how-to-file-a-human-rights-or-sexual-misconduct-complaint/
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If you observe dating violence, domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or other sexual misconduct, effective bystander intervention, including a simple statement, word of caution, offer of assistance, or phone call to Public Safety Campus Security or the Madison Police, can protect others and prevent serious harm. Always take reasonable and prudent actions to protect the safety of others and yourself. If off-campus, you should immediately seek assistance from a person in authority, or the local law enforcement.
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Can Someone Who is Incapacitated Give Consent?
Incapacity means an individual is not capable of making a rational, reasonable decision because he or she lacks the ability to understand the who, what, when, where, why or how of their sexual interaction. Incapacity may also result from involuntary physical restraint as well as from voluntary or involuntary drug or alcohol use. Incapacity can arise from alcohol or drug use, or from ingestion of substances often referred to as date rape drugs, including, but not limited to Rohypnol, Ketamine, GHB, or Burundanga.
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- The Madison Police Department can be contacted at: (973) - 593-3000 or 9-1-1 (emergency)
- The Morris County Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) can be contacted at (973) - 285-2900
The Drew University Public Safety Department can Campus Security can be contacted at: (973) - 408-3379; or at 3379 (on-campus).
Drew Residence Life staff can be contacted at: (973)-408-3394.
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