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The Campus Advocate is a confidential and judgment-free resource for students who have been directly or indirectly affected by sexual assault, relationship violence, stalking, or other forms of gender-based harm.  

The Advocate provides trauma-informed support, helps individuals understand their options without pressure, and connects them with resources both on and off campus.

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What To Expect

  • Authentic listening without judgment or pressure.
  • Confidential, survivor-centered support. Your information is private and will not be shared without your consent, except in rare circumstances required by law. 
  • You set the pace; you decide what happens next. We can explore your options without pressure to report or take action.

How the Advocate can help:

  • Emotional support, privacy, nonjudgmental
  • Safety planning and housing concerns 
  • Academic or employment advocacy & support 
  • Medical and forensic exam information and accompaniment 
  • Reporting options (Title IX, law enforcement) and accompaniment
     
  • Referrals to counseling, legal, and community resources

Meet the CC Campus Advocate

Molly BeckerMolly Becker, LPC, AAT 
 Located in Wellness Resource Center 

Molly is a confidential resource dedicated to supporting members of the Colorado College community who have experienced or been impacted by sexual or interpersonal violence. She provides emotional support, safety planning, advocacy in navigating medical, academic, and reporting options, and referrals to community resources.

Email: mbecker2025@coloradocollege.edu 
Phone: 719-227-8101 
Office: Yalich Student Services, 230 

 

 

Experiencing sexual violence can be traumatic. Trauma is a personal response to something distressing or overwhelming, and there is no single “right” way to react or heal. Everyone’s experience and timeline are valid.

You are not alone, and what happened is not your fault. Support is available—whether the incident happened recently or in the past. 

If you or a friend has experienced sexual violence: 

  1. Go somewhere safe. If you are in danger or need immediate help, call 911 or Campus Safety's emergency line at 719-389-6911.
     
  2. Seek medical attention. Even if you’re unsure about reporting, a medical provider can check for injuries, provide emergency contraception, and preserve evidence if you choose to report later.
     
  3. Talk to someone you trust. You can reach out to a confidential resource such as the Campus Advocate, Counseling Center, or Chaplain’s Office for emotional support and help understanding your options.
     
  4. Consider your options. Confidential staff can walk you through choices for medical care, safety planning, and reporting (or not reporting) to the college or law enforcement—it’s always your choice.
     
  5. Support a friend. Listen without judgment, believe them, and encourage them to connect with confidential support. 

For more information about your options, visit the Support and Reporting Options and Procedures and Medical and Legal Options pages. 

Confidential Resources

CC Counseling Center
counselingcenter@coloradocollege.edu
(719)-389-6093
Yalich Student Services, 2nd floor #211 819 N. Tejon St. Colorado Springs, CO 80903
Dedicated to supporting campus by providing professional mental health services to students. For enrolled students, there is no fee for the first six sessions of counseling.

CC Student Health Center (with UCHealth)
(719)-389-6384 Yalich Student Services,
2nd floor #212 819 N. Tejon St. Colorado Springs, CO 80903
Colorado College partners with UCHealth to provide consistent and quality health care. Primary care services, birth control, pregnancy and STI testing available among other services.

CC Chaplain: Kate Holbrook
chaplainsoffice@coloradocollege.edu
(719)-389-6638
Shove Chapel 1010 N Nevada Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
The Chaplain's Office fosters the life of the spirit by inviting authentic spiritual exploration and meaningful religious commitment. Open and inclusive to all faiths.

CC Ombudsman: Ty Nagamatsu,
ombuds@coloradocollege.edu or tnagamatsu@coloradocollege.edu A welcoming and confidential resource for faculty, staff, and students and an informal and safe environment for discussion. They work to ensure fair processes and equitable treatment in matters of concern, to facilitate communication, and to prevent problems from escalating.

Non-Confidential Resources

Wellness Resource Center:
The Wellness Resource Center, WRC, advances campus community and individual wellbeing through student development, collaboration, education, and advocacy. Check out the schedule on our Workshops and Programs page.

CC Office for Civil Rights and Title IX:
titleix@coloradocollege.edu
214 E. Dale Street #210 Colorado Springs, CO 80903
AVP for Civil Rights & Title IX Coordinator
(719)-389-6881
Asst. Dir. for Civil Right & Deputy Title IX Coordinator
(719)-389-6886
A resource for all students, staff, and faculty for concerns involving discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct (including sexual harassment and sexual assault), dating/domestic violence, stalking, and related retaliation.

The Butler Center:
butlercenter@coloradocollege.edu (719)-389-6338
Upstairs Worner
The Butler Center is a private, but not confidential, resource that serves as the student center for antiracism, diversity, equity & inclusion. The Butler Center is committed to cultivating an antiracist campus through education, advocacy, and celebration.

CC Campus Safety:
Emergency (719)-389-6911
Non-Emergency (719)-389-6707
campussafety@coloradocollege.edu 1106 N. Cascade Avenue Available 24/7.
Combination of unarmed Campus Safety officers and sworn, armed city-contracted officers.

 

 

Local Resources

TESSA (El Paso & Teller Counties)  
24/7/365 SafeLine: (719)-633-3819 
435 Gold Pass Heights, Colorado Springs, CO 80906 
Monday-Thursday| 7:30AM-4:30PM 
Fridays| 7:30AM-Noon 
Provides confidential 24/78/365 talk, text and chat. Comprehensive sexual assault and domestic violence services available including 24-hr safe line, safe house, victim advocacy, legal options, and counseling. 

Colorado Victim’s Rights (719)-444-7777   
Comprehensive information for survivors, friends/family. Assistance with reporting in Colorado.

 

Sweetgrass Advocacy (formerly Haseya Advocate Program) 
(719) 600-3939 
A Native women-led organization that provides culturally centered advocacy in the Pikes Peak region. 

 

Colorado Victim Advocacy Unit 
Victim.AdvocacyUnit@coloradosprings.gov 
(719)-444-7777 
24/7/365 services & support for those who have been victimized by crimes that are covered by Colorado's Victim Rights Act. Immediate crisis intervention and safety planning, information on the Colorado's Victim Rights Act (VRA), and assistance in completing applications for the Crime Victim Compensation Fund 

CC Safe Ride   
(719)-389-6340 or (719)-389-6707 
Hours during the Academic Year (except block, summer, fall, winter, and spring breaks): 
Wednesdays: 8PM-1AM | Friday & Saturday: 9PM-2AM 
A free student-run program, that provides transport within a 1.5-mile radius to and from campus 

UC Health Emergency Care – Memorial Hospital Central   
(719)-365-6820 
1400 E. Boulder Street Colorado Springs, CO 80909 
Hospital based, 4.8 miles from campus. Open 24/7/365 
Medical Forensic Exam with trained Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner 
Types of MFEs: Anonymous, Medical, and Law Enforcement. 

 

Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center 
info@RMVictimLaw.org 
intake@RMVictimLaw.org  
(303)-295-2001 
A Colorado nonprofit law firm providing free legal services to victims of crime in Colorado through Victim Rights Legal Services, Legal Information Network of Colorado, and Title IX programs. 

National Resources

  • Trans Lifeline: Peer support for trans folks11 AM – 7 PM MST. 1-877-565-8860 
  • The Trevor Project: 24/7 suicide prevention and crisis intervention organization for LGBTQ youth. 1-866-488-7386 

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Title IX Facts and Steps
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Confidential Resources


Counseling Center 
Yalich Student Services Center, 2nd floor 
719-389-6093
TESSA – Local victim advocacy in Colorado Springs 
Tessacs.org for chat: M-F 7:30 am – 4:00 pm 
24/7 hotline: 719-633-3819 
The National Assault Hotline (RAINN) 
24/7 Hotline: 800-656-HOPE (4673) 
Chaplain’s Office 
Kate Holbrook, Shove Chapel 
719-389-7986
   
24/7 Mental Health Support 
TimelyCare.com/cc; telehealth counseling
1-833-484-6459 
Trans Lifeline
Open M - F 11:00 AM – 7:00M
Hotline: 877-565-8860
Ombuds Office 
Colorado Mental Health Line 
24/7 crisis hotline – call or text 988 
Trevor Project
Chat: Send STA
RT to 678-678
Hotline: 1-866-488-7386
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