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Health ResourcesThe Health CenterThe Health Center provides care for:  Acute and Chronic Illness Emergency Contraception Immunizations Laboratory Testing LGBTQ Health Medications Mental Health Physical Examinations Sexual Health The Health Center is located at 121st Street and Park Avenue, just across from the Mortvedt Library. In order to mitigate the transmission of COVID-19 and to protect the health and safety of the staff, we are currently offering phone visits and provider-approved in

Reproductive Health NewsPLU’s Health Center is fully aligned with Washington State in our shared commitment to ensuring that students have equitable access to sexual and reproductive health services within our scope of care and to informed referrals to resources and services beyond the Health Center’s scope of care.  Our first priority is the health, safety, and well-being of our students, and we recognize the role of sexual and reproductive health as an essential element of overall health.  If

Nursing students are strongly advised to recognize appropriate professional boundaries. As such, they are advised to refrain from inappropriate intimate or sexual relationships with classmates or clinical agency personnel. Intimate and/or sexual relationships with faculty or members of the instructional team are strictly prohibited. Maintenance of appropriate personal and professional boundaries is an essential component of professional relationships and does not include the inappropriate

PLU's Sexual Misconduct Policy is made up of two parts:1. Human Resources Policy on Sexual Misconduct This is PLU’s Human Resources policy that applies if this policy is alleged to have been violated by a faculty or staff member, or a third party (see below). 2. Code of Student Conduct Policy on Sexual Misconduct This is PLU’s Code of Student Conduct Policy that applies if this policy is alleged to have been violated by a current student. Any questions about these policies or about rights or

Sexual misconduct as identified in the PLU Student Code of Conduct and by the Washington State Nursing Care Quality Assurance Commission, (see WAC 246-840-740) and Department of Health will be used to determine sexual misconduct. Non-consenting sexual relationships, intimate contact, or sexual harassment of any kind between students, between students and faculty, or between students and patients or clinical staff members, are regarded as sexual misconduct. All suspected inappropriate

Relationship Self TestRelationship Self Test Does your partner: Put you down and make you feel ashamed?  Tell you what to do and who to see?  Ever threaten to hurt you or your family?  Ever push or hit you or force you to have sex?  Follow you around or constantly keep tabs on you?  If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you may be in an unhealthy relationship.  You deserve to feel safe at PLU.  If someone is hurting you, help is available.24-Hour Help Is AvailablePierce County Sexual

The Facts Sexual violence is against the law. Sexual violence can happen to anyone. Sexual Violence is unwanted sexual comments, contact, or intercourse Using drugs or alcohol to facilitate a sexual assault is against the law Even if you have been intimate with someone previously, consent must be mutual. Make sure you have your partner’s consent by communicating openly each time you are intimate. 24-Hour Help Is AvailablePierce County Sexual Assault Center Phone: 253-474-7273 Toll Free: 800-756

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