Resource Services

Center for Non Violence and Prevention Programs
Student Center Room 200a
(973) 655 - 7033
The Center for Non Violence and Prevention Programs is a continuing effort of the MSU PD and professional staff. The Center is an outlet for positive student advocacy in areas to prevent violence of all kinds on this campus and across the United States.  The Center  provides educational presentations, crime prevention surveys, assistance to crime victims and referral services to both campus and off campus services. For more information, visit the Center’s website at: www.montclair.edu/cnvpp

SEXUAL ASSAULT RESPONSE TEAM (SART)
Blanton Hall
(973) 655 - 4361
The Sexual Assault Response Team is a team comprised of trained sexual assault nurse examiners, University police officers, and trained rape care advocates created to assist the victims of sexual assault. MSU SART is modeled after New Jersey State standards and provides identical services on campus that would be obtained at official SART sites throughout the state. The team is trained to provide victim centered, compassionate, comprehensive care directly on campus. The SART service is available to any individual who is a victim of sexual assault within the confines of campus grounds. This includes MSU students, visitors, and employees. SART is also available to MSU students who are victims of sexual assault that occurs outside MSU property. Visit SART's website at: www.montclair.edu/sarts

CERT (Community Emergency Response Team)
Part of the United States Citizen Corps Program, the Montclair State University CERT team was established in 2003. CERT members give critical support to first responders in emergencies, provide immediate assistance to victims, organize spontaneous volunteers at a disaster site, and collect disaster intelligence to support first responder efforts. Montclair State University is the first college in New Jersey to have such a program, and one of only four nationwide. http://www.montclair.edu/emergency

Bias Response Task Force (BRT)
In its continuing mission to provide the most comprehensive services to victims of crime and provide a community outlet for positive change, the University has created a Bias Response Task Force to help eradicate instances of bias intimidation, hate crimes and intolerance.  The University Police Department is an active member of this campus-wide initiative that provides proactive education, advocacy for effected groups, and information sharing for the most inclusive response when hate crimes occur and to also educate community members to empower themselves to prevent and report instances.  For more information visit the BRT’s website at: www.montclair.edu/biasresponse