• Know that help is available.
  
• Know that you have rights and options.
  
• If you wish to report to police or are in immediate danger, call 911. Your call will
• automatically be routed to the proper law enforcement agency; University
• Police on campus, Orange County or Seminole County Sheriff's Office in the
• county.
  
• Stay on the phone with the dispatcher as long as you are needed.
  
• *Do not change your clothing.
  
• *Do not clean your body or your clothes.
  
• *Do not disturb or alter the crime scene.
  
• A UCF Victim Advocate is available to you regardless of whether you choose to report to police. Call (407) 823-5555 and request that an advocated be paged.

• Sex offenders are subject to arrest, incarceration, and prosecution through the state courts.
• Additionally, as a student, you are subject to University judicial proceedings that may results in permanent expulsion from the University of Central Florida.

University Disciplinary Action
The Office of Student Conduct, under the Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities in Campus Life coordinates all disciplinary proceedings involving sexual misconduct by students, as defined in The Golden Rule student handbook. Victims of acts of sexual misconduct may report these incidents to the UCF Police at (407) 823-5555, to the Office of Student Conduct at (407) 823-2851, or to the UCF Victim Services Office at (407) 823-6069.

Students charged with violations of "The Rules of Conduct" as stated in The Golden Rule will be given adequate notice of the charges and complaints against them and will be provided an opportunity to respond to these charges in a formal disciplinary hearing. Victims of sexual misconduct will be given the opportunity to speak to the circumstances surrounding the charges during this hearing and will be given the opportunity to offer comments regarding the sanctions imposed upon the charged student, should that student be found to have been in violation of university policies. In cases where an alleged offender's behavior poses a threat to the university community, the Director of Student Rights and Responsibilities, or designee, may immediately and summarily suspend the student from the university until a hearing can be convened to either confirm or cancel that immediate and summary suspension.

Both the alleged victim and the alleged offender will be given the opportunity to be accompanied by an adviser at the disciplinary hearing, and both will be informed of the decision and any sanctions of the disciplinary hearing. Students found to have been in violation of "The Judicial Process" in The Golden Rule. These alternatives include disciplinary probation, suspension, or expulsion from the university. University disciplinary proceeding may be held in instances involved alleged sexual misconduct even when formal charges under state law are not brought in the sate courts. Complete information on the student disciplinary process can be found in The Golden rule student handbook.