Emergency & Support Resources

Safety Services

EMERGENCY – ON OR OFF CAMPUS

  • If immediate assistance is needed from the police, fire department, or emergency medical services.
  • 911
     

NON-EMERGENCY Campus Safety Assistance – ON CAMPUS ONLY


Off-Campus Emergency

  • For immediate assistance from police, fire department, or ambulance:
  • 911
     

Student Seeking Support and Resources

  • Student Care works with students who experience unexpected life events such as personal crises, illness or injury, hospitalization, loss of a loved one, and mental health challenges.
  • Student Care 


Support for Sexual Violence

  • For confidential support for students who have experienced rape, assault, stalking, or domestic violence, contact .
  • Other resources:  | 541-389-7021 | 1004 NW Milwaukee Ave, Bend


Report a crime

  • For formal reports regarding incidents:
  • On campus: Campus Safety, 541-322-3110 |  Off-Campus: Deschutes County Dispatch, 541-693-6911


Bias Incident

Mental & Physical Health

University Conflict Assistance

Student in Conflict with the University

  • The Office of Advocacy supports students in conflict within the university, including formal processes.
  •   |  541-737-9200  |  325 Student Experience Center, Corvallis


Student Misconduct

  • SCCS upholds the expectations of student behavior by responding to reports of student behavior that disrupts the on and off-campus learning-living environment.

Food & Housing Concerns

Emergency Food

  • The Associated Students of the Cascades Campus (ASCC) provide low-income students experiencing food insecurity with resources and programs.
  • ASCC Food Pantry  |  Residence Hall 118


Residence Hall Concerns

  • Residential Education and Housing can provide support for roommate conflicts, policy violations, and educational programming around areas of concern for students
  • Residential Education and Housing | Residence Hall 103

Housing Resources

  •  (541) 389-2820
  •  (541) 388-2096
  •  (541) 475-2064
  •  (541) 385-0301
  •  (541) 389-7021
  •  (women and children) (541) 362-5642
  •  (men) (541) 362-5642
  • , Redmond (541) 548-3367

Affordable housing in Bend is typically restricted to 80% of  for home ownership, and 60% of Area Median Income for rentals. This is because most funding sources are limited to these incomes. However, some properties are able to serve higher incomes—it’s always worth  the list maintained by our Regional Housing Authority.

Median income varies based on your family size. Median income for a family of four in Bend in 2018 is 69,600.

(541) 385-0301

 (541) 383-3515

 (800) 660-0934