Report a Concern
If you or someone you know experienced a concerning incident, the WGC is here to help you navigate the reporting process. There are many different incidents worth reporting, including bias, sexual misconduct, Title IX violations, and more.
Report a ConcernWhat are gender pronouns and why are they important? Let’s learn together!
Pronouns are tools used to refer to people. The correct use of someone’s gender pronouns acts as an important recognition of that person’s identity. More commonly recognized pronouns might include she/her/hers, he/him/his, or they/them/theirs. People who identify as non-binary may use neopronouns such as ze/zir/zirs, and it is always their choice to determine what pronouns are most affirming and comfortable for them.
Introducing yourself with your pronouns is a helpful way of inviting others to share theirs. For example, “My name is Taylor and I use she/her/hers pronouns; what are your pronouns?” It is also acceptable to ask someone about their pronouns directly in a respectful and friendly manner. Questions like “What pronouns do you use?”, “What are your affirming pronouns?”, or “How would you like me to refer to you?” are acceptable and helpful ways to respect someone’s identity.
A person’s gender identity can change over time, so it’s important to recognize that their gender pronouns may also change. Mistakes happen, but honest apologies and timely corrections demonstrate that you respect their identity.
Learn all about pronouns in this video by Ash Hardell!
Confidential & Non-Confidential Reporting
Both confidential and non-confidential reporting and support resources are available on campus and in the greater Burlington community for anyone affected by sex discrimination, sexual harassment, sexual misconduct, bias, and more.
Gender Neutral Bathrooms on Campus
Wondering where to find gender neutral bathrooms on campus? Here is your guide!
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194 Saint Paul Street
- First Floor (2)
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Aiken Hall
- First Floor
- First Floor, 101
- First Floor, 102
- Second Floor, 200
- Third Floor
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Center for Communication and Creative Media (CCM)
- Lower Level (2)
- Second Floor, 207
- Third Floor, 315
- Fourth Floor, 403
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Durick Hall
- First Floor, 106
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Foster Hall
- First Floor
- Second Floor, 206
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Freeman Hall
- First Floor, 103
- Second Floor
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Garden House
- First Floor
- Second Floor
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Joyce Hall
- First Floor
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Metz Studio Barn
- First Floor
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Miller Center at Lakeside Campus
- First Floor, 112
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Miller Information Commons (MIC)
- Lower Level (2)
- First Floor (2)
- Second Floor (2)
- Third Floor (2)
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Perry Hall
- First Floor (2)
- First Floor, 103
- Second Floor (2)
- Third Floor, 362
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Rowell Annex
- Second Floor, 206
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SD Ireland Family Center for Global Business and Technology
- First Floor (2)
- Second Floor (2)
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Skiff Annex
- First Floor, 103
- First Floor, 104
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Skiff Hall
- Lower Level, 004
- Lower Level, 005
- First Floor
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Student Health Center (Whiting Hall)
- Lower Level, 003-A
- Lower Level, HC-7
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West Hall
- First Floor, 103
- First Floor, 104
Bathrooms with Menstrual Products
Interested in finding a campus bathroom stocked with menstrual products? Here’s your list.
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Aiken Hall
- Second Floor, 200 (Gender Neutral)
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Center for Communication and Creative Media (CCM)
- First Floor, 107B (Women’s)
- Second Floor, 213 (Women’s)
- Third Floor, 316 (Women’s)
- Fourth Floor, 423 (Women’s)
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IDX Student Life Center (IDX)
- Second Floor (Women’s)
- Third Floor (Women’s)
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Joyce Hall
- Second Floor (Women’s)
- Third Floor (Women’s)
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Miller Center at Lakeside Campus
- Second Floor, 201 (Women’s)
- Third Floor, 302 (Women’s)
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Miller Information Commons (MIC)
- Lower Level (2 Gender Neutral)
- First Floor (2 Gender Neutral)
- Second Floor (2 Gender Neutral)
- Third Floor (2 Gender Neutral)
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Perry Hall
- First Floor (Gender Neutral)
- First Floor, 103 (Gender Neutral)
- Second Floor (Gender Neutral)
- Third Floor, 362 (Gender Neutral)
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SD Ireland Family Center for Global Business and Technology
- Second Floor (2 Gender Neutral)
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Skiff Annex
- First Floor, 102 (Women’s and Gender Center)
- First Floor, 103 (Gender Neutral)
- First Floor, 104 (Gender Neutral)
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Student Health Center (Whiting Hall)
- Lower Level, HC-7 (Gender Neutral)
Where Can You Find Free Condoms and Dental Dams on Campus?
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Condom dispensers are available in the following locations
- The Student Health Center (ground floor of Whiting Hall)
- The Women’s and Gender Center (Skiff Hall Annex, Room 102): There are condoms in the hallway outside the WGC, and condoms, dental dams, and lube available inside the WGC.
- Gender-neutral bathroom on the third floor of CCM, by the Champlain Room (Room 315)
- IDX third floor bathrooms
- 194 St. Paul Street, in the left-side gender-neutral bathroom next to the Community Room
- Skiff Hall first floor bathroom across from the Dean of Students Office
Available Off-Campus Resources
Women’s & Gender Center
Location
Skiff Annex, Room 102
163 S Willard Street
Burlington, VT 05401
163 S Willard Street
Burlington, VT 05401
Office Hours
Monday-Friday
9 AM–5 PM
9 AM–5 PM
Contact Us
Additional Resources
Student Health Center: Resources
The Student Health Center’s list of Champlain-specific and external resources and self-help tools for you to take advantage of.
Title IX Office
The Title IX Office seeks to maintain a safe learning and working environment, and oversees reports of sexual misconduct and Title IX violations. Check out their list of community resources.
Counseling Center
The Counseling Center offers a variety of services and resources in Skiff Hall. Schedule an appointment or contact our 24/7 on-call counselor.