Safe and Sound Online - Kennesaw State University

If you are on campus, call ext. 6666. If you
are calling from off campus, dial 770-423-
6666 or for Cobb County emergency and
police units, dial 911
Students have the option to notify
appropriate law enforcement authorities,
including the KSU DPS and the appropriate
local police agency, depending on where the
assault occurred, and University personnel
(Counseling and Psychological Services and
Residence Life professional staff) will assist
the student in notifying these authorities, if
the student requests assistance.
KSU has appointed Deidra Dennie as the
Equal Employment Opportunity and Title IX
coordinator. Students are encouraged to also
report sexual misconduct, including sexual
assault, to her at ddennie@kennesaw.edu or
by phone at 678-797-2904.
Remember that most rapists are repeat
offenders. Reporting the incident to the police
may prevent an attack on another person.
2. Get medical attention. It is important to get
medical attention – as soon as possible after
the assault – from a hospital emergency
room, private physician or the KSU Health
Clinic.
Treatment may include testing for sexually
transmitted diseases and/or medication to
prevent pregnancy. Documenting evidence
of the sexual assault for use in legal
proceedings is also part of the procedure.
KSU students who report an incident
of sexual assault to the KSU DPS or the
other law enforcement agencies may
be transported and accompanied to the
appropriate community-based hospital for