Fort Lewis College has a "no-wrong-door" policy for students, and this includes getting help in situations that include sexual misconduct. Most FLC staff, faculty, and WellPAC peer educators are mandatory reporters to Title IX of sexual violence and misconduct. Confidential services are available in the Counseling Center, the Health Center, and with the Professional Advocate and Case Manager.
The off-campus community of Durango and the surrounding four-corners community can provide resources not available on campus. These organizations are aware of and work to understand the unique experiences of our students.
Talk with a trained professional at your own pace in one-on-one, confidential dialogue.
Find inclusive, collaborative, and confidential medical care to support you in your healing. We offer various resources to support preventative care.
Get confidential help with emergency moves and supportive measures.
Victoria SanchezPhone: 970-247-6544Email: vsanchez@fortlewis.edu
Peer educators are fellow college students ready to listen and offer support and resource in a private and neutral setting.
Support and resources for survivors of domestic violence and their families.
Office phone: 970-247-437424-hour hotline: 970-247-9619
Integrated health care and regional crisis response.
24/7 Care: 970-465-5334
Support, compassion, and advocacy for survivors of sexual violence.
Office: 970-259-307424-hour support: 970-247-5400
Sexual assault hotline: 800-656-4673
Domestic violence hotline: 800-656-4673
Madeleine Gillman
Phone: 970-852-6699Email: mgillman@fortlewis.eduOffice: 230 Skyhawk Station
Drop-in office hours: Wednesdays, 1 - 2:30 p.m. and Thursdays, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
David Pirrone
Phone: 970-247-7182Email: djpirrone@fortlewis.eduOffice: 192 Education Business Hall