Hotlines
PENN STATE SCHUYLKILL RESOURCES
- Penn State Schuylkill Police Services: 570-385-6144
- Counseling and Psychological Services
- Health and Wellness Services
- Student Affairs and Student Conduct
- Educational Equity - Report Hate
- Center for Women Students @ University Park
- University Ethics Policies
- Rock Ethics Institute
- Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence Hotline: 800-560-1637
(TTY 866-714-7177) - Assault resources by campus
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
- Schuylkill County Crisis Intervention: 570-628-4731 or 800-344-8094
- Crisis Intervention Counseling (24 hour): 877-9WE-HELP
- Sexual Assault Resource & Counseling Center: 570-628-2965
- Penn State Schuylkill Police Services: 570-385-6144
- Schuylkill Haven Police Department: 570-385-9111
- Pennsylvania State Police: 570-593-2000
- Attorney General Hotline: 814-863-1053
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-TALK (8255)
- Suicide Prevention Hotline: 800-SUICIDE (800-784-2433)
- National Domestic Violence Hotline or Telephone: 800-799-7233
- National Sexual Assault Hotline (RAINN) or Telephone: 800-656-4673
- Health Department: 570-621-3112
- Maternal Family Health Services: 570-622-1244
- Schuylkill Women in Crisis: 800-282-0634
- Drug and Alcohol: 570-621-2890
- Alcoholics Anonymous: 570-628-4550 or 800-640-7545
- Narcotics Anonymous: 800-397-3680
- Poison Control: 800-222-1222
- Ethics and Compliance Hotline: 800-560-1637
- Childline: 800-932-0313
- Look Out for Child Abuse
- Parent Anonymous: 800-448-4906
UNIVERSITY RESOURCES
- University Police and Public Safety
- University Ethics Policies and University Statement on Conflicts of Interest and Commitment
- Penn State Values
- Behavioral Threat Management (BTMT)
- American Psychological Association
- National Institute of Mental Health
- Mental Help Net
- Online Recovery Resources Directory
PENN STATE HOTLINE
At Penn State, we have made a commitment to the highest standard of ethical behavior among all in our community. As a part of that commitment, we believe that our employees and students should be able to raise questions or voice concerns about workplace and University issues. This includes financial matters such as fraud, theft of University assets, or conflicts of interest; and other misconduct or violations of University policy, including research compliance matters, discrimination, athletics-compliance issues, or sexual misconduct.
University employees and students can report issues and/or ask questions via phone at 1-800-560-1637 or online.
All reports can be anonymous so you can help maintain an ethical workplace and University without fear of retaliation. We have made a commitment to ethical behavior and are asking you to do the same. If you witness questionable activity in the workplace, report it.
- All reports to the hotline can be anonymous.
- An independent third party, The Network, Inc., administers the hotline on behalf of Penn State.
- The operators answering the calls are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week and are trained in making callers feel at ease and gathering information that will enable the University to fully investigate the issues raised.
- The hotline system allows an individual to follow up, either by telephone or the Internet, to obtain status updates. They can be accessed by using passwords related to the specific complaint.
- When something is reported, it is forwarded to our office where the concerns are investigated or sent on to another appropriate Penn State department for investigation.