• SafeU.utah.edu is a comprehensive website with safety-related information
• The Office of Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action and Title IX deals with sexual misconduct and discrimination
• The Office for Inclusive Excellence addresses incidents of bias and intolerance
• The Center for Student Wellness provides health education and victim-survivor advocacy
• Courtesy escorts are available for any reason to accompany campus community members
• University Counseling Center, Women’s Resource Center and University Neuropsychiatric Institute provide mental health and crisis counseling
• Occupational and Environmental Health and Safety provides resources, training and reporting options, particularly on lab safety
• Emergency Management Services provides resources and training on disaster and emergency preparedness
• Find sexual assault, interpersonal violence and domestic violence resources, both on and off campus
• The LGBT Resource Center offers resources, support, programs and counseling

• Bystander intervention training empowers people to intervene in problematic situations to deescalate harm
• Rape Aggression Defense is a four-week, women-only course focused on awareness, prevention, risk reduction, risk avoidance and basic hands-on defense training
• Presentations for international students are available through the Office for Global Engagement
• Suicide prevention and awareness education is available from the University Counseling Center
• Managing difficult student behavior is a guidebook prepared by the University Counseling Center
• Emergency Management Services provides preparedness trainings upon request
• A workshop on understanding and challenging rape culture is offered by the Center for Student Wellness upon request
• Learn how to help and support your peers through the Wellness Advocate Training
• Healthy relationships workshops are offered by the University Counseling Center and Center for Student Wellness
• Mindfulness workshops from the University Counseling Center are designed to help manage stress

• Chief Safety Officer (in progress)
• Chief of Police (in progress)
• Resident Outreach Coordinator in HRE
• Police detective who specializes in crimes involving interpersonal violence
• Victim-survivor advocate in UUPD
• Consultant in Office of Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action
• Student Conduct Case Manager in the Office of the Dean of Students
• Additional security officers in Health Sciences’ buildings (ongoing)
• Victim advocate in Center for Student Wellness
• BIT case manager in the Office of the Dean of Students

• Evening classes have been consolidated in five neighborhoods
• Coordinated shuttle, van and courtesy escort services with neighborhoods
• SafeRide, an on-demand evening campus van service, launched this fall
• Students with U parking passes may now park in "A" lots after 3 p.m.
• Added more lights—now 3,204—and security cameras
• Revised HRE’s Overnight Guest Policy
• Created Resilience U working group
• Established seed grant program for research on violence against women
• Partnered with the One Love Foundation to provide healthy relationship workshops
• Added new online training modules for students on mental health (October) and diversity, equity & inclusion awareness and prescription drug abuse prevention (spring)

• Mandatory training for incoming students on sexual assault prevention and bystander intervention.
• Firearms on campus
• Housing & Residential Education (HRE) and University Police (UUPD) received Behavioral Intervention Team basic training
• Key HRE and Office of the Dean of Students staff completed NABITA and SIVRA threat assessment training
• HRE & UUPD received OEO/AA/Title IX training on required reporting processes
• HRE staff received additional training on housing policies, specifically about guest visitors
• UUPD staff received enhanced training on law enforcement databases
• UUPD officers and appropriate staff completed Lethality Assessment Program training
• All faculty and staff hires are assigned information security courses
• Healthy relationship training by One Love Foundation

This is List #1 of books available through the Marriott Library that are related to safety issues being highlighted during October is SafeU Month—which coincides with Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Each week will feature a new list.

1. "Rising Strong," Brene Brown
2. "Rid of My Disgrace," Justin & Lindsey Holcomb
3. "Reimagining Equality: Stories of Gender, Race, and Finding Home," Anita Hill
4. "Girl in the Woods," Aspen Matis
5. "Learning Good Consent," edited by Cindy Crabb
6. "The Courage to Heal," Ellen Bass & Laura Davis
7. "Queering Sexual Violence," edited by Jennifer Patterson
8. "Gay Men and Childhood Sexual Trauma: Integrating the Shattered Self," edited by James Cassese
9. "The Sexualization of Childhood," edited by Sharna Olfman
10. "Ask: Building Consent Culture," edited by Kitty Stryker
11. "Everyday Sexism," Laura Bates
12. "Misogynation: The True Scale of Sexism," Laura Bates
13. "Sex Object," Jessica Valenti
14. "He's a Stud, She's a Slut and 49 Other Double Standards Every Woman Should Know," Jessica Valenti
15. "Lived Through This," Anne K. Ream
16. "You Are Not Alone," Jyssica Schwartz
17. "Transforming A Rape Culture," Buchwald Fletcher Roth
18. "Written on the Body," edited by Lexie Bean
19. "What we Talk About When We Talk About Rape," Sohaila Abdulali
20. "Addressing Rape Reform in Law and Practice," Susan Caringella
21. "Breaking Through the Silence," Marissa F. Cohen
22. "On Being Raped," Raymond M. Douglas