Affiliations of PATH to Care Center clients (2022-23)

Figure 18 shows that most clients who received services from the PATH to Care Center advocacy team were undergraduate students (65%), followed by graduate students (18%). Staff and postdocs made up 10% of clients. Faculty made up the smallest percentage at 3% of clients.

Doughnut chart showing PATH to Care clients by affiliation. 65% were undergraduate students, 18% graduate students, 10% staff and postdocs. Other clients included alumni, community members, faculty and other academics.

Figure 18: Affiliations of PATH to Care Center advocacy clients (7/1/2022 - 6/30/2023)

The fact that students have long made up the largest percentage of PATH to Care clients could be attributed to a number of factors. For one, undergraduate students experience harm at higher rates than graduate students, staff, and faculty (Figure 19, from the 2018 MyVoice Survey). In addition, some employees may mistakenly believe that the PATH to Care Center primarily or solely serves students. The PATH to Care Center and other campus partners have worked to correct this misperception in past years.

Bar graph showing SVSH experiences reported by undergraduates, graduate students, staff, faculty in the 2018 MyVoice Survey. Undergraduates reported the most experiences; faculty, the least.

Figure 19: Experiences of Different Forms of Harm, by Affiliate Group (2018)