Community Resources by Campus

Community Resources by WVNCC Campus

Campus Safety Executive Team: Janet Fike (304) 214-8845*

Title IX Administrator: Stephanie Kappel (304) 214-8801*

New Martinsville	Weirton	Wheeling
For Medical Assistance: Wetzel County Hospital (304) 455-8000 New Martinsville Health Center  (304) 455-2600	For Medical Assistance: Weirton Medical Center (304) 797-6000 Hancock County Health Dept.       (304) 564-3343 Brooke County Health Dept. (304) 737-3665	For Medical Assistance: Ohio Valley Medical Center  (304) 234-0123 Wheeling Hospital    (304) 243-3000 Ohio County Health Department (304) 234-3682
To Report Crime: City Police (304) 455-9100 County Sheriff (304) 455-2430 State Police (304) 455-0913 Campus Dean* (304) 455-4684 Ext. 8760     Counselor* (304) 455-4684 Ext. 8769	To Report Crime: City Police (304) 797-8555 Brooke County Sheriff (304) 527-1430 Hancock County Sheriff (304) 564-4100 Campus Dean* (304) 723-2210 Ext. 7500  Counselor* (304) 723-2210 Ext. 7515	To Report Crime: City Police (304) 234-3661              County Sheriff (304) 234-3607 State Police (304) 238-1100 Counselor* (304) 233-5900 Ext. 8946 Campus Security Liaison* (304) 650-9994 or (304) 233-8822
For Support Services: Rape and Domestic Violence (304) 292-5100 Sexual Assault Help Center (304) 234-1783 After 4 p.m. and on weekends (304) 234-9782	For Support Services: Healthways (800) 774-2429 Sexual Assault Center (304) 234-1783 (After 4 and on weekends (304) 234-9782)	For Support Services: Sexual Assault Help Center (304) 234-1783 After 4 p.m. and on weekends (304) 234-9782 Tri-County Help Center (740) 695-5441 or (800) 695-1639

 

If you have information regarding, suspect, or have witnessed an assault:

In compliance with state reporting mandates, all employees who become aware of or suspect child abuse, sexual abuse of minors, and/or criminal acts against minors will report that information to a College Administrator, who will report suspected cases of child abuse to Child Protective Services and a law enforcement agency immediately, and within not more than 48 hours. Clery Act reporting of offenses for statistical purposes occurs whether victims are minors or adult.

 

*The College treats all information shared about a reported incident of interpersonal violence, including information shared during an investigation and the discipline process as confidential. The College respects the privacy of those reporting prohibited conduct and will endeavor to respect requests for confidentiality to the extent permissible by law. However, the College has certain legal obligations to address this conduct and to prevent its recurrence and, as a result, cannot guarantee confidentiality to a complainant in all cases. All College staff and faculty affiliated with the College are required by law to report incidences of sexual assault, domestic violence, relationship violence and stalking to the Title IX Office.

 

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