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Required Student Training Information

At Oklahoma State University we pride ourselves on providing an enlightening college experience, which demands a safe and healthy student environment. To that end, all new students are required to complete our New Student Online Training, an online sexual violence prevention, mental health awareness, and cybersecurity education program.

Victims of Sexual Violence

If you are a victim of sexual violence, you are not alone and are in no way responsible for your assault.

If you, or someone you know, has experienced a sexual assault or sexual misconduct, safety is of the utmost importance. You may take the following steps to ensure your safety:

  • Call 911 immediately if you believe you are in danger.
  • Get to a safe place or call a supportive friend.
  • Call the confidential OSU-Tulsa Victim Advocate at 918-200-5595.
  • Call the confidential local 24 hour DVIS Crisis Line at 918-743-5763.
  • Do not shower, bathe, douche, change or destroy clothes; do not eat, drink, smoke or chew gum; do not take any medications. Preserving evidence for possible criminal prosecution is important.
  • Seek medical help to gather evidence for possible criminal prosecution and for treatment of any possible injuries.
  • Decide whether to file a report with one or all of the following:
    • OSU-Tulsa University Police at 918-594-8123
    • Tulsa Police Department at 918-596-9222
    • OSU-Tulsa Student Conduct Office at 918-594-8450

If you are unsure whether a particular incident is a form of sexual misconduct, read definitions here.