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Campus Advocacy, Resources and Education
(CARE)
Campus Advocacy, Resources and Education (CARE) seeks to empower students through education by providing advocacy, resources and supportive services to UTEP students, staff and faculty members who have suffered physical, sexual, financial, emotional harm because of an incident on or off campus.
CAMPUS ADVOCACY & COUNSELING to students who are victims of a crime or secondary victims:
• Private services, resources, and support for students who have been impacted by any crime
• Offer a safe setting to discuss questions, concerns, and experiences regarding a crime incident
• Assist in understanding and participating in the university disciplinary hearing
• Provide options regarding campus interim measures, including academic, housing, parking location
• Provide confidential counseling
• Discuss and provide on- and off-campus resources and accompaniment to these services
• Assist with criminal justice proceedings/medical matters, as a direct result of crime, if applicable
EDUCATION
CARE works in partnership with campus departments and community agencies to develop engaging programs to educate the campus community about the role each of us play in ending interpersonal violence on our campus and community. Workshops and training topics include:
• Recognizing the Warning Sings of Unhealthy or Abusive Relationships
• Do One Things (DOT) Bystander Intervention
• Break the Stigma sessions
• Other topics by request
For the current program schedule, visit our webpage www.utep.edu/care
GET INVOLVED
Request educational programs, check out upcoming awareness events and learn how you can make a difference on our campus.
Connect with CARE: 1101 N. Campbell, Rooms 100-103 and MLSSB, Room 210
GET INVOLVED
(915) 747-7452 | CARE@UTEP.EDU | WWW.UTEP.EDU/CARE | @UTEPCARE
1101 N. CAMPBELL ST. CARE@UTEP.EDU