University Support

Student Health Services is an integrated, outpatient organization comprised of three divisions: Medical Services, Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) and Healthy Campus. At Redfern Health Center, students have access to confidential sexual assault support services. Medical providers can assist survivors with making decisions regarding the most appropriate medical services. If a Sexual Assault Forensic Exam (SAFE) or rape kit is needed, please go to an emergency room and consider contacting Pickens County Advocacy Center (PCAC) for support. 

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)

Student survivors of sexual violence can seek confidential counseling through CAPS. CAPS will also provide appropriate referral services and serve as an advocate on your behalf (accompaniment to appointments, assistance with emergency housing and academic accommodations, and support with judicial/legal processes).

CU CARES is a CAPS program that provides services for survivors of trauma. The program provides both individual and group counseling services by providers specialized in trauma treatment. Interventions are evidenced-based and specifically target trauma and its impact.

The choice of whether or not to file a report or move forward with an investigation is always that of the survivor when working with confidential resources. CU CARES will provide services and support no matter what this decision may be for each survivor. 

CU CARES services can be initiated by calling CAPS at 864-656-2451 during business hours and asking to schedule a CU CARES appointment. After hours and on weekends, a counselor can be reached by calling CAPS (864-656-2451) and selecting option 2.

CU CARES Providers:

Sarah Allen, M.Ed., LPC 
864-656-1319

Sara Dawson, MA, LPC, LAC
864-656-0259

Clemson University Police Department provides a safe and secure living, working and learning environment for Clemson University.

For EMERGENCIES dial 911

CU Guardian (Rave Guardian)

Division of Civil and Individual Rights focuses on providing a campus environment that is free from discrimination of any sorts and responsible for the University's Title IX response, implementing policies and procedures to prevent and address sexual harassment and other forms of sex discrimination, in compliance with the federal Title IX law.

Title IX Coordinator

Title IX coordinator(s) play a critical role in helping a school ensure that every person affected by its operations, including faculty, staff, and students, is aware of their legal rights under Title IX and that the school and all of its employees, through its policies, procedures and practices, complies with its legal obligations.

Title IX Coordinator: Dr. L. Christopher Miller, 864-656-3181  lcmille@clemson.edu

Deputy Title IX Coordinator: Monique Harmon, Tiger Walk, 135 Old Greenville Hwy, 864-656-8575 mharmo3@clemson.edu

Deputy Title IX Coordinator: Chloe Ogden, 223 Holtzendorff Hall, 864-656-3181 ceogden@clemson.edu

Report an incident to the Title IX Office.

Office of Community and Ethical Standards is dedicated to serving students, faculty, and staff. We offer programs on student rights, Clemson community standards, ethical decision-making, safety and living in a community. The staff investigates reported violations of student regulations, arranges for cases to be adjudicated, and maintains confidential student discipline records. Please contact them at 864-656-9725 or visit 314 Hendrix Student Center. 

The CARE Network at Clemson University works to inspire an individual sense of belonging, student success, and retention. They partner with students, their families, campus and community partners, faculty, and staff to empower our students to achieve academic and personal success and to build resilience. They are located at 202 Hendrix Center and can be contacted at 864-656-0935.

Clemson University’s Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is available to all employees and their families, including spouses, dependents and other household members. Graduate Student workers are included as well.

Through ComPsych, the University’s EAP provider, employees and their families have access to a wide variety of counseling, referral and consultation services to help you navigate life’s challenges. These services are confidential as the law allows and are typically provided at no cost.