Office of Professionalism and Ethics: This office serves as a centralized, single center for all university complaint monitoring and investigation. Confidential reports on practices or conduct that does not meet the ethical and professional standard of the university may be reported online using the secure form. You may also report compliance concerns by calling the USC Help and Hotline at 213-740-2500. This number is staffed by live operators 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Support and Advocacy: Current students may contact USC Support and Advocacy, 213-821-4710, for advocacy related to academic issues. Parents of current students may also contact this office.
Counseling for Current Students: All USC students may contact Counseling and Mental Health Services in USC Student Health for assistance; Call 213-740-WELL (9355)
Sharing Concerns, Arranging Counseling For Former Patients: We encourage anyone who wishes to share experiences or concerns regarding George Tyndall’s behavior to contact the dedicated helpline numbers 888-961-9273 or 817-633-7022 or email helpline@praesidiuminc.com. For former student health center patients who need further support, we are also providing the option for free counseling with a provider of their choosing, which can be accessed through a third party and without further contact with the university at 888-961-9273 or 817-633-7022 or by email at helpline@praesidiuminc.com. These resources are also open for current USC students who wish to utilize them.
External Reporting and Support Resources
Law Enforcement: Reports can be made to law enforcement if you feel your experience warrants investigation: 877- ASK-LAPD is a non-emergency reporting line.
U.S. Department of Education Office of Civil Rightsenforces several Federal civil rights laws that prohibit discrimination in programs or activities that receive federal financial assistance from the Department of Education. This includes discrimination on the basis of race, color, and national origin, sex, religion.