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Civil Rights and Title IX Resources

There are several resources available at USCB, and in the surrounding community, that offer support services. If you have any questions about the campus resources, please contact the Civil Rights & Title IX Coordinator at (843) 208-8120 or titleix@uscb.edu.

Please know the Civil Rights & Title IX Coordinator is not a confidential resource, but your communications will be kept private and only shared with individuals who have a need to know. Should anyone wish to remain anonymous or maintain strict confidentiality, you can contact the confidential resources listed below.

Confidential On-Campus Resources

USCB Counseling Services (USCB Students) - counseling@uscb.edu or 843-208-8375
UWill Free Teletherapy (USCB Students) -
UWill Crisis Connection (USCB Students) - 833-646-1526
(Employees) - 800-633-3353 or 704-529-1428

Confidential Off-campus Resources

843-770-1070

24/7 Hotlines

Call 988

800-656-4673
Chat online at

800-799-7233

800-656-4673

Police

USCB Police Department
Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office 843-524-2777
The City of Bluffton Police Department 843-524-2777
The City of Beaufort Police Department 843-524-2777
The City of Hilton Head Police Department 843-255-3300 (day) or 843-524-2777 (night)

Additional Resources on Title IX

U.S. Department of Education
Office for Civil Rights
Lyndon Baines Johnson Department of Education Bldg.
400 Maryland Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20202-1100
800-421-3481

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)

Title IX Violation Report

If you or someone you know has been the victim of sex discrimination, sexual harassment, sexual misconduct, or retaliation at USCB you can report it. Any individual can make a report by submitting an online report via the reporting link below, sending an email to titleix@uscb.edu, by calling 843-208-8120, mail, or in person.

Please know that the submission of a report will not automatically initiate a formal complaint process but will serve as an initial step to assess whether a violation of university policy and Title IX has occurred and will connect those impacted with supportive measures and resources.