The Sexual Misconduct Support Team is highly trained in responding to sexual misconduct, supporting students affected by sexual misconduct, and navigating Carleton policies and processes. You may contact any of these individuals to discuss your questions or concerns.

Sexual Misconduct Support Advisers

Click here for a complete description and listing of SMS Advisers.

When you contact them, they can:

• Discuss your options in reporting Sexual Misconduct.
• Help you complete a “Community Concern” form, informing the Dean of Students office of sexual misconduct or concerning behavior.
• Answer questions about the Student Complaint Process.
• Assist and advise you through the Student Complaint Process.
• Connect you with support people and resources.
• Talk with you privately, but will be required to complete basic, non-identifying information on a “Community Concern” form.

Student Health and Counseling Counselors

  Marit Lysne
  Drew Weis

  Phone: x4080
  8:30am-12pm, 1pm-5pm, Monday-Friday
  Located in Ground Davis
  http://apps.carleton.edu/studenthealth/counseling/

When calling to schedule an appointment, please inform the receptionist that you are calling regarding a sexual harassment or assault issue to assure that you receive an appointment as quickly as possible.

When you contact them, they can:

• Provide confidential counseling and therapy if you have been affected by, or accused of, sexual misconduct.
• Offer consultations for students, faculty, and staff who have concerns about other students.
• Discuss your options in reporting or filing a complaint.
• Connect you with a Student Health and Counseling-sponsored survivor support group.

Student Health and Counseling Nurse Practitioners

  Natalee Johnson

  Phone: x4080
  8:30am-12pm, 1pm-5pm, Monday-Friday
  Located in Ground Davis
  https://apps.carleton.edu/campus/wellness/physical_health/

When calling to schedule an appointment, please inform the receptionist that you are calling regarding a sexual harassment or assault issue to assure that you receive an appointment as quickly as possible.

When you contact them, they can:

• Provide free, confidential medical care for students who have been sexually assaulted, including treatment for minor injuries, pregnancy prevention, and STI testing/treatment. 

Chaplains

Carolyn Fure-Slocum
Shosh Dworsky

Office: Chapel 113, Chapel 11
Phone: x4003, x4005

https://apps.carleton.edu/campus/chaplain/

When you contact them, they can:

• Offer you confidential counseling and support.
• Discuss your options in reporting or filing a complaint.

CAASHA Peer Advocates

 CAASHA is a group of Carleton students who voluntarily serve as trained resources for students affected by sexual misconduct.

Advocate contact information: http://go.carleton.edu/caasha (and on teal posters in bathrooms)
Informational message and voice mail: x5710

When you contact them, they can:

• Provide non-judgmental, student-to-student listening and support.
• Help you understand and navigate the sexual misconduct complaint process at Carleton.
• Offer information about additional resources both on and off campus.

Complaint Process Coordinator

Amy Sillanpa
Associate Director of Residential Life

Office: Severance Hall G19
Phone: x4072
Email: asillanp@carleton.edu

The Coordinator of the Student Complaint Process is the main entry point to the Complaint Process and coordinates the overall organization of the complaint process. When you contact her, she can:

• Start the Complaint Process.
• Walk you through the steps of the Complaint Process.
• Explain what you can expect when filing or responding to a complaint.
• Discuss your options in reporting Sexual Misconduct.
• Connect you with support people and resources.