By Montana State Law, sexual assault is defined by a person who knowingly subjects another person to any sexual contact without consent commits the offense of sexual assault. 

If you have any questions about the policies at Montana State University in regards to sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, harassment, stalking, more information can be found on MSU's Policies and Procedures page.

If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted or are a victim of domestic violence, dating violence, or stalking, the MSU Police Department is here to assist you. The department has both male and female investigators who are specially trained in assisting survivors in navigating the many options available to them. 

Contact

Chief of Police Michael Stanley - (406) 994-1203 mstanley@montana.edu

Lieutenant Ken Perry - (406) 994-1289  kenneth.perry2@montana.edu 

Detective Greg Mauldin - (406) 994-1204  gregory.mauldin@montana.edu

MSU Police Services - (406) 994-2121 policerecords@montana.edu

Silent Witness - switness@montana.edu

Resources  

 

    Call CCR - (406) 994-1568

    Email - civilrights@montana.edu 

Campus Civil Rights (CCR) responds to concerns regarding all types of discrimination, harassment, and retaliation; it will also respond to concerns of stalking, dating violence, domestic violence, and sexual assault. They provide supportive and protective measures, preventative education, training, advocacy, and case management. CCR is a resource for all students, faculty, staff, and campus visitors. 

Title IX Coordinator Kyleen Breslin - (406) 994-2042

Sexual harassment is a form of sex discrimination prohibited by Title IX.  Sexual harassment is unwelcome conduct of a sexual nature. Sexual harassment can include unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal,  nonverbal, or physical conduct of a sexual nature, including rape, sexual assault, sexual battery and sexual coercion or other sexual misconduct.  

MSU Health Center Normal Hours - (406) 994-2311

MSU Health Center After Hours Nurse Advice Line - (800) 607-5501

MSU Health Center offers outpatient medical care for MSU students and their spouses. MSU Health Center also offers FREE STD testing to MSU students. 

MSU Counseling and Psychological Services Normal Hours - (406) 994-4531

24 Hour Community Crisis Help Line (After Hours) - (406) 586-3333

MSU Counseling and Psychological Services offer FREE confidential counseling to eligible students. They have a strong commitment where individuals from all backgrounds feel welcome, respected and understood. They also provide services to those who wish to prevent their concerns from developing into more serious problems. 

24 Hour Hotline - (406) 586-3333
Email - info@bozemanhelpcenter.org
It is the goal of the Sexual Assault Counseling Center to provide information, outreach, direct services, advocacy, crisis counseling and therapy to clientele in a safe, confidential environment. The intent is to assist clients in gaining insight, clarity, empowerment, client centered solutions and life improvement in the wake of life’s difficulties and in the aftermath of traumatic events. All services are FREE. 

Haven Help Line (24-hours) - (406) 586-4111

Haven is an off campus organization that helps with domestic violence. They provide services such as survivor advocacy, legal advocacy, individual counseling, emergency shelter, support groups, and community education. 

Victim Assistance - (406) 582-2075

Legal Advocate - (406) 582-2038

 The Victim Services Center combines three programs to provide comprehensive services to victims in Gallatin County. Located in the Law and Justice Center, the center is a warm, caring environment where victims can be safe and receive the assistance needed. The center opened in October 2000 and is a joint effort of Gallatin County, the City of Bozeman, the private non-profit Network Against Sexual and Domestic Violence and the private, non-profit Gallatin County Guardian Ad Litem/CASA Program.