DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICE

What to Do If You’ve Been Stalked, Harassed, or Cyberstalked

• Never agree to meet with a stalker face-to-face.
• Document any and all communication.  Keep a log of all phone calls, texts, e-mails, and in-person contacts.  Print and save all e-mail from the stalker. 
• Block his/her calls from your phone and be sure to save any written communications.
• If you are being harassed on-line, log off right away because your immediate safety is first.
• Do not initiate contact with the stalker, and do not respond to his/her messages. 
• Block or filter e-mail messages from the harasser, and file a complaint with his/her Internet service provider (ISP). 
• Remove his/her access to your pages on social networking, blogs, and other web sites.

VIOLENCE INTERVENTION AND VICTIM ADVOCACY (VIVA)

• Do Your Part
• VIVA Services & Programs
• Victim/Survivor Rights
• New York State Victims' Rights
• Sexual Violence
• Relationship Violence
• Stalking
  • cyberstalking
  • What to do if you're being stalked
• Reporting Options
• Helping a Friend
• Resources
• Information for Faculty and Staff
• Contact VIVA