Reporting Options
To Wesleyan: Contact Public Safety to get in touch with a Title IX Investigator. You have the option of meeting with a confidential resource in Counseling and Psychological Services, the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life, and the Health Center to discuss your options before making the report. You can bring a support person to your meeting with the investigator.
To the Middletown Police Department: Contact Captain Gary Wallace at 860.638.4141 or gary.wallace@middletownct.gov. You can also work with a Title IX Investigator to arrange to have an officer come to campus and take the report. The Sexual Violence Resource Coordinator is available to accompany students to the police station and provide support during any part of the reporting process.
To Both Wesleyan and the Middletown Police: Students have the option of reporting sexual assault to both Wesleyan University and the Middletown Police Department.
To initiate a report, contact a Title IX Investigator who will assist with helping you report to the police. You can also go directly to the Middletown Police Department to report.
Wesleyan polices and processes differ from Connecticut criminal law and will yield different outcomes. In general, the entire process of investigating and adjudicating at Wesleyan will take no longer than 60 days from the time of the initial report.
Anonymously: You may file an anonymous report. You do not have to provide identifying information. Because identifying information is not used in this type of a report, Public Safety cannot investigate the incident and there cannot be a formal judicial follow-up from the University.
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