Counseling
and Health
201 Creese Student Center
3141 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
(215) 895-1660
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201 Creese Student Center
(215) 895-6072
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Victim Support and Intervention Services was
established to provide victims of crime, physical
trauma, or injury access to high quality, community
appropriate, victim-centered services. VSIS also
provides services to students, faculty and staff
members in accordance with the “Campus Sexual
Assault Victims’ Bill of Rights” as part of the Higher
Education Amendments of 1992 (Public Law: 102-
325, section 486(c)).
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Victims of crime, trauma, and critical injury need
access to information about support services and the
available resources to help them cope with the
physical, emotional, and possible financial
consequences of crime. These elements are very
important to helping a student regain an educational
as well as a personal focus while away from family
and friends. These services help them to restore an
order to their lives after becoming a victim of a crime,
trauma or critical injury.
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VSIS will assist victims through the difficult process
of recovery.
It is our mission to ensure that the rights of victims
are acknowledged and respected in all situations while
providing support services. |
The incidents listed below are just a few of the areas
for which we provide support;
Rape
Sexual Assault
Physical Assault
Robbery
Burglary
Stalking
Harassment
Critical Personal Injury
WHAT SERVICES ARE PROVIDED?
VSIS can assist with the following services:
WHERE IS VICTIM SUPPORT AND INTERVENTION
SERVICES LOCATED?
Victim Support and Intervention Services, a service
of the Office of Counseling & Health, is located in
the Creese Student Center, Suite 215. VSIS offers a
secure environment where individuals can feel
comfortable and safe. VSIS is centrally located on
campus and is easily accessible to students, faculty
and staff, while guaranteeing the privacy of
individuals seeking our services.
WHO CAN USE THESE SERVICES?
Students, Faculty, or Staff members can contact VSIS if they have been a victim of or impacted by a crime, physical trauma, or significant injury and require support or intervention services.
For
more information contact Candace Wannamaker,
PhD. at 215-895-0353.
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