Confidential Resource Advisors (CRAs) can provide support in person and virtually. To connect with a CRA, students and employees of the University of Maine at Machias should contact the CRA for their campus:

Jen England

Email: jennifer.l.england@maine.edu
Phone: 207-572-5372 (call or text)
Office: 229F Torrey Hall

About Your CRA

Jen (she/they) comes to UMM from a small liberal arts university in Minnesota, where she taught in the English and Women’s and Gender Studies departments and served as the director of the campus women’s resource center. In that role she provided education, advocacy, and resources for menstrual and sexual health and sexual violence prevention. They also were a member of the university’s sexual violence prevention taskforce, Title IX appeal committee, and bystander intervention program. While in Minnesota Jen ​also volunteered as an advocate for a county-wide sexual violence services center by supporting survivors through a crisis line and in hospitals during sexual assault forensic exams.

As a Confidential Resource Advisor, Jen provides trauma-informed and identity-affirming assistance to those impacted by interpersonal violence. Her goal is to help students and employees not only to access the immediate support they need but also to find their own path to healing after violence.

Jen is also the CRA for the University of Maine.

Campus and Community Support

Title IX Services – Students

For sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, stalking, and sexual misconduct at UMM

Heather Hogan, Deputy Title IX Coordinator
207-581-1485 | heather.hogan@maine.edu

Title IX Services – Employees

For sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, stalking, and sexual misconduct at UMM

Liz Lavoie, Title IX Coordinator
207-581-5866 | titleix@maine.edu

AMHC Sexual Assault Services

For sexual assault in Aroostook, Hancock, and Washington Counties

24/7 Helpline: 1-800-871-7741

NextStep DV Project

For domestic abuse and violence in Hancock and Washington Counties

24/7 Helpline: 1-800-315-5579

For additional support, visit the crisis and support helplines page.