Resources
UCSB’s Panhellenic Council is dedicated to encouraging an inclusive, diverse, and accessible atmosphere. We want our community to be a safe space for all. This page provides resources meant to aid Panhellenic members and potential new members in maintaining an inclusive space.
CARE
"Campus Advocacy, Resources & Education office at UCSB provides confidential advocacy and support to students, staff and faculty impacted by sexual assault, dating/domestic violence and stalking. CARE also works collaboratively with students, faculty and staff to educate the campus community about the vital role that each of us has in ending interpersonal violence at UCSB."
CAPS
"Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) is committed to providing timely, culturally appropriate, and effective mental health services to our diverse UCSB student body, as well as professional consultation to faculty, staff, and families.
All registered students are eligible for services at CAPS. When help is needed in sorting out a personal concern, CAPS is a resource for learning new skills in building self-confidence, relating to others, reducing stress, solving problems, and identifying options."
CLAS
"CLAS’ greater purpose—beyond the role of simply serving students—is helping students take full ownership of their education. When students feel they are learning for themselves, and ultimately from themselves, it gives them the confidence to navigate the most difficult challenges and succeed. Our work here at CLAS is as much about the students’ personal and emotional growth as it is about their academic advancement. Serving students’ immediate study needs is only the starting point; our greater purpose is realized when the students believe in their own abilities, believe in themselves enough to reach their goals, academic or otherwise."
Wellbeing, Security, and Health
1. Associated Students Commission on Student Well-being
2. Campus Service Organization
3. Standing Together to End Sexual Assault
4. Suicide Prevention Lifeline (800)273-8255
Report an Incident
This link below will take you to the Campus Climate page where you can report anonymously or by name. Follow the prompts and submit the report. Once you submit a detailed report, the response team will present you multiple options on how to go forward and you can decide what you think is best.