Title IX Office
Confidential Support Contacts
Emily Brumbaugh
Sexual Assault Support Counselor
BYU-Idaho Counseling Center, 285 SHC
208-496-9370
brumbaughe@byui.edu
The Sexual Assault Support Counselor (SASC) assists students at Brigham Young University - Idaho who have experienced rape, sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking or other interpersonal violence. The SASC provides support, stabilization counseling, guidance and information to help students make more informed choices regarding their situation. All services are free and confidential.
Sexual Assault Support Counselor
BYU-Idaho Counseling Center, 285 SHC
208-496-9370
brumbaughe@byui.edu
The Sexual Assault Support Counselor (SASC) assists students at Brigham Young University - Idaho who have experienced rape, sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking or other interpersonal violence. The SASC provides support, stabilization counseling, guidance and information to help students make more informed choices regarding their situation. All services are free and confidential.
Timothy Belnap,
University Chaplain Confidential Advisor to Responding Parties
120 Kimball Building
208-496-1338
belnapt@byui.edu
The Confidential Advisor to Responding Parties is available to meet with any student identified as a “Responding Party” (the person accused of causing the harm) in a BYU-Idaho Title IX investigation. The Advisor is an impartial individual not otherwise involved in the investigation or disciplinary process. The Advisor is available to provide the Responding Party a confidential setting to ask questions and obtain information about the Title IX investigation process. The Advisor can also help the Responding Party access other resources on campus that may be desired (e.g. counseling, etc.). The Advisor’s services are free and confidential.
University Chaplain Confidential Advisor to Responding Parties
120 Kimball Building
208-496-1338
belnapt@byui.edu
The Confidential Advisor to Responding Parties is available to meet with any student identified as a “Responding Party” (the person accused of causing the harm) in a BYU-Idaho Title IX investigation. The Advisor is an impartial individual not otherwise involved in the investigation or disciplinary process. The Advisor is available to provide the Responding Party a confidential setting to ask questions and obtain information about the Title IX investigation process. The Advisor can also help the Responding Party access other resources on campus that may be desired (e.g. counseling, etc.). The Advisor’s services are free and confidential.