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On-Campus Student Advocacy

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Office Location: Top Floor of the Student Center, Room 207
Appointments can be made at JCA or JCI as needed. Virtual meetings are available as well. 

Victim Services 

Alexis Lowry Need resources?

Alexis Lowery,
Student Advocate

alowery3@jeffco.edu
636-481-3267

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Campus Hours:

  • Monday - Friday: 8:30 AM - 5 PM
If you would like to meet outside of listed hours,
please contact the advocate directly. Hours are flexible
to meet your needs. 
The Student Advocate is able to assist you if you have or are currently experiencing dating/domestic violence, sexual assault, and/or stalking on or off-campus. The advocate is exempt from reporting to the Title IX Coordinator; however, they may report non-identifying information to the Clery Officer for crime statistic purposes. An advocate's role is to support you in your decision-making; they will provide you with the options you have and are dedicated to finding resources that best serve your needs.

For immediate advocacy outside of office hours, holidays, or when the campus is closed, please consider contacting one of the following:

  • A Safe Place Domestic Violence Shelter and Crisis Line: 636-232-2301
  • National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233
  • National Domestic Violence Text line: 1-800-787-3224
  • Love is Respect Text Line: Text LOVEIS to 22522
  • National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1-800-656-4673

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What is Interpersonal Violence?

Interpersonal Violence Graphic

What is Consent?

View this video to learn more.

What isn't Consent?

What Isn't Consent 1     What Isn't Consent 2

SPARC

Jefferson College adopted the Sexual & Interpersonal Violence Prevention and Response Course (SPARC) to provide a customized prevention and education program related to the topics of Sexual Harassment, including Dating Violence, Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking.  Currently, this course is in all COL courses and linked to the Title IX webpage here. For more information, please visit our Title IX webpage at https://www.jeffco.edu/titleIX, or contact Kristine Bogue, Deputy Title IX Coordinator-Students at kbogue1@jeffco.edu, 636-481-3258 or Student Center Room 209. TTY Users dial 711.

CARES

Being an engaged community member and an active bystander is an important interpersonal violence prevention tool that anyone can use for a variety of scenarios. 
Use this helpful acronym to learn how to be an engaged community member. 

  • Create a distraction
    • Distract the people in the situation
  • Act directly
    • Directly intervene in the situation  
  • Refer to a helpful resource
    • Call JeffCo Police at 9-1-1
  • Enlist others
    • Bring a friend with you to intervene
  • Stop and act later
    • Follow up later. Use this sparingly. 

To learn more about being an engaged community member, contact Alexis Lowery at alowery3@jeffco.edu for more information. 

Contact Us

Alexis Lowery - Student Advocate 
alowery3@jeffco.edu
636-481-3267
Student Center Room 207

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