Sexual Misconduct

Sexual harassment, which includes sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence and stalking, is not tolerated in the Lafayette community. If you or someone you know has experienced sexual harassment, the following information is provided to assist in making informed choices regarding next steps, including seeking assistance, medical care, and reporting the incident.  Click here for more information about policies, processes, and resources.

The College’s fully confidential Student Advocacy and Prevention Coordinator is Katy Bednarsky (bednarsk@lafayette.edu).

The College’s Title IX Coordinator is Amanda Hanincik (hanincia@lafayette.edu).

Below are links for getting medical help, accessing support resources on or off campus, and reporting to the College.

A Resource Guide for Considering your Options.

Click below to access the Lafayette Resource Guide for Considering your Options. The resource guide contains information on resources at the College and in the community, and covers medical needs, support options, and reporting options. To access the most recent guide, click below and then click on the first link, which will take you to the PDF.

Resource Guide

Get Medical Attention

If you have experienced sexual assault, or dating or domestic violence, seek immediate medical attention on campus or in the community.

Campus and Community Resources

Need someone to talk to? Learn more about local support services, including confidential resources.

Reporting To The College

If you or someone you know has experienced sexual harassment, or any other form of discrimination or harassment, complete a brief online form to report the incident to the College's Title IX Coordinators.