Sexual Assault and Drug Prevention

Sexual Assault

Sexual Assault is vaginal, oral or anal sex without the victim’s consent or with a victim who is unable to give consent. Penetration can be anything. It may involve actual or threatened physical force, use of weapons, coercion, intimidation, or pressure. Sexual assault also includes intentional touching of the victim without consent, voyeurism or undesired exposure to pornography. The perpetrator may be a stranger, friend, family member, or often an intimate partner.

The Morris County Sexual Assault Center (MCSAC) is hosted by Morristown Memorial Hospital and provides free and confidential services to survivors of sexual assault, ages 12 and up. Counseling is also available for partners, friends and family members. Skilled counselors are available to meet with you on campus or at Morris County Sexual Assault Center, located 95 Mt. Kemble Avenue, 6th floor, Morristown, NJ, 07960.

Services include individual and group counseling, advocacy services, 24 hours hot line, crisis counseling and community education. The Morris County Sexual Assault Center is also a member of the Morris County Sexual Assault Response Team (SART).

Feelings associated with the assault will not go away by themselves. All calls are confidential.

Contact Phone Numbers

Metro

Florham

Hotlines

Drug Prevention Policy

Refer to the Student Handbook

• Alcohol and Other Drugs – Page 35
• Policies and Procedures – Page 57