Resources

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute is committed to treating all members of the community with dignity, care, and respect. Any member of the RPI community who experiences or is affected by sexual misconduct has access to care and support resources through the Institute and in the community. Supportive measures and accommodations are also available to all parties.

Confidential Resources

RPI recognizes that deciding how to respond to discrimination, harassment, and/or sexual misconduct can be difficult, and is committed to treating all members of the community with dignity, care, and respect. Any individual who experiences or is affected by sexual misconduct has access to supportive resources through the Institute and in the local community.  

On-Campus Confidential Care and Support Resources:

Student Health Center - Medical Services including sexually transmitted infection testing and treatment and pregnancy testing. https://studenthealth.rpi.edu/ 

Office location: Academy Hall, Suite 3200

(518) 276-6287

Student Counseling Center, including Walk-in Hours - https://studenthealth.rpi.edu/list-services/counseling-center   

Office location: Academy Hall, Suite 4200

(518) 276-6479

24 hour ConnectNow counselor on call for students through MantraHealth - mantrahealth.com/rpi. 

More information about MantraHealth services can be found here. 

(518) 276-8888

 

 

After normal business hours and weekends, students can also contact Public Safety and request confidential services.

Location: Public Safety Building, 15th Street Footbridge, next to the Mueller Center

(518) 276-6611

 

Health Education Staff

Office location: Off Campus Commons Building, 1525 15th St., Troy

 

Office of Religious & Spiritual Life (Chaplains) 

Office location: Academy Hall, Suite 4600. 

(518) 276-6518

For employees: Rensselaer's Employee Assistance Program (through MyRevive) 

Or access MyRevive Employee services and live chat online: bhs.myrevive.health  (Username: RPI). 

(800) 327-2251

 

 

Off-Campus Confidential Care and Support Resources:

St. Peter's Health Partners' Samaritan Hospital Emergency Department, located at 2215 Burdett Avenue, Troy, NY, 12180 (Sexual Assault Forensic Exams are performed free of charge without billing the victim's health insurance plan):(518) 271-3424
Go to the nearest hospital emergency department or call:911
The St. Peter's Crime Victim Services HOTLINE is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for faculty, staff and students (FREE):(518) 271-3257

St. Peter's Crime Victim Services advocacy, counseling, and medical support available to faculty, staff, and students (FREE):

https://www.sphp.com/services/crime-victim-services 

(518) 271-3410
Crime Victim and Sexual Violence Center, Albany County, is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for faculty, staff, and students by contacting their 24-Hour Sexual Assault Hotline (FREE):(518) 447-7716
Anyone in crisis or experiencing emotional distress can contact the National Suicide Prevention Hotline 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (FREE):(800) 273-8255
The Crisis Textline is available to anyone in crisis 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Just text “Hello” to (FREE):741741
Faculty, staff and their dependents can receive confidential counseling and/or mental health services through Rensselaer's Employee Assistance Program (EAP):(518) 465-3813 or
(800) 777-6531
New York State Hotline for Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence (FREE):

(800) 942-6906

(518) 482-5465
(Albany Office)

 

Resources for Pregnancy and Pregnancy-Related Conditions

Students and Employees who are pregnant or experiencing pregnancy-related conditions (which include but are not limited to lactation, miscarriage, and termination of pregnancy as well as treatment and recovery for those conditions) can contact a Title IX Coordinator to learn more about the supportive resources and accommodations they are entitled to and get assistance accessing those rights, resources, and accommodations.

Students can also refer to this document: Pregnancy & Related Conditions: Student Rights and Accommodations.

Employees can refer to Human Resources Policy Guidelines Section 600.4.

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