Victim Resources

University Police Victim Resources

University Police can assist you with advice and help you to find the programs and services that might be of assistance to you. Call 814-863-1111 and ask to be directed to the Criminal Investigations Unit during regular business hours to discuss your situation or to arrange an appointment

The Penn State University  Hotline

1-800-560-1637 or www.hotline.psu.edu

Medical

Mount Nittany Medical Center Emergency Department - 814-234-6110
Penn Highlands Emergency Department - 582-220-2205
University Health Services - 814-865-4847
     24/7 Advice Nurse: 814-865-4847

Emotional Support

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) – 814-863-0395
Relationship, Violence, Outreach, Intervention, and Community Education (R-VOICE) – 814-863-2027
Student Affairs - 814-863-0342
Centre County Crisis Intervention Services –

• Center for Community Resources: 800-643-5432; text 63288; chat ccrinfo.org
• Walk in Center: 2100 E. College Avenue, Suite A, State College (6 - 12 a.m.)

Centre Safe – (814) 234-5050; (877) 234-5050 (24-hour hotline) (sexual and/or domestic violence)

Police

Emergency - 911
University Police – 814-863-1111
State College Police – 814-234-7150
Patton Township Police – 814-234-0273
Ferguson Township Police – 814-237-1172
Bellefonte Police – 814-353-2320
Pennsylvania State Police (Rockview) – 814-355-6020
Centre County Emergency Communication Center (Non-Emergency) – 800-479-0050

Student Misconduct Complaints

Office of Student Conduct – 814-863-0342

Emergency Phones

For emergencies, dial 911

The Campus Night Map shows the location of the Emergency Phones on campus. The Campus Night Map is also available at the University Police station, located in the Eisenhower Parking Deck.