Filed Under:E, Resources • Tags: crime, crisis, police, safety
In case of emergency—when seconds count—call 9-1-1. Know how and when to call to save a life, report a fire, or stop a crime. You can call 9-1-1 from any telephone, and emergency outdoor telephones are also located strategically throughout the campus.
Filed Under:O, Resources • Tags: anonymous, conflict, crisis, resolution, service
The Ombuds Office provides confidential, neutral, and informal assistance to students, staff, faculty, and administrators with UCB-related problems and conflicts (e.g., decisions, responsiveness, perceived unfair treatment, communication breakdowns). Visitors to the office wishing to formally notify the university about a concern are referred to the appropriate office or department.
Filed Under:Resources, S • Tags: counseling, crisis, health, help, hotline, suicide, victim, wardenburg
Suicidal thoughts—your own or a friend’s—are cause for serious concern. Suicide is the second ranking cause of death for college-age students, and all warning signs must be taken seriously. A person who is suicidal often feels depressed, lonely, and isolated from friends and family. A change in sleep patterns, loss of interest in activities and friends, and changes in lifestyle are some additional indicators of suicidal tendencies. If you find yourself or a friend exhibiting these behaviors, seek help immediately!