Cyberstalking and Online Harassment

View the WVU ITS Cyberstalking page for more information about identifying and preventing cyberstalking. If you experience cyberstalking or online harassment, take these steps to protect your information and file a report.

Students can fill out the Student Confidentiality Form to remove their information from the University directory, including MIX Gmail address and contact information. You can also block senders from your MIX Gmail account.

Students, faculty and staff can report cyberstalking to the University by calling the Equity Assurance and Title IX office at 304-293-5600 or by filing a report online. Abuse or harassment can also be reported to the University Police Department at 304-293-3136 or to other law enforcement agencies with jurisdiction over the crime.

WVU BOG Rule 1.6 requires that Responsible Employees report all incidents of Prohibited Conduct to the WVU Title IX Coordinator. Responsible Employees are those individuals at WVU who hold a leadership or supervisory position or have significant responsibility for the welfare of students or employees. Responsible Employees can be a faculty member, coach, Resident Assistant or senior administrators within a college, school, or student program. However, all WVU employees who are aware of Prohibited Conduct are encouraged to report such conduct and https://wvu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0lKdeIGf4QeEUxT.