Confidential Resource Providers
What is a Confidential Resource Provider?
Confidential Resource Providers (CRPs) are free resources for any BU community member (student, faculty, or staff). Please review this printable infographic about their helpful role:
What information will a CRP provide?
CRPs can provide detailed information on the following topics:
- Reporting options and the effects of each option
- Counseling services available on campus and through local community-based rape crisis or domestic violence centers
- Medical and health services available on- and off-campus
- Available school- or work-based supportive measures related to academic and residence life, and employment
- BU’s disciplinary process
- Information on how the legal process is carried out through local law enforcement agencies
- Review the reporting party’s rights and BU’s responsibilities in obtaining a criminal protection order (209A/258E), BU No Contact Directive, BU No Trespass Order, and other lawful orders from law enforcement or BU
Is a CRP confidential?
Yes, CRPs are confidential. This means they are not required to report potential policy violations to a member of the Title IX Team.
Who is a CRP?
BU has designated the following member of our community as a CRP. They have been trained and are knowledgeable on your reporting options. Their email address is provided below.
Note: Complainants are those alleging harm. Respondents are those who allegedly caused harm.
For Complainants and Respondents:
- Sonia Mee, Assistant Director of Online Programs (smee@bu.edu)