PPT-Sexual Assault on the University Campus

Abigail Leeder Director Sexual Violence Prevention amp Education Jessica Linscott GTF Sexual Violence Prevention amp Education Parts of this presentation are adapted with permission from the Penn State Judicial Affairs training curriculum. C. ase Study. Amanda Cox, Arie Gee, and Angelina McCloskey. University of Florida. Our Assumptions. Large Public Research University. 35,000 Students. Large Greek Population. Predominantly White Institution (PWI). Hodges, Kirk, Kline, . Wallace. Clemson University. To: . Vice . President of Student Affairs. From: Members of the Student Affairs Staff. Re: . Task . Force on Sexual Violence. Thank you for selecting us to serve on this task force. . Troy University. Emily Allbritton : Diane McSwain : Loyd White : Claudia Whitehead. Myths of Sexual Misconduct. What about the facts?. Myths. Sexual assault happens because the assailant has an uncontrollable urge or sexual passion.. 366 The American Association of University Profes-sors has long recognized that the freedom to teach and to learn is inseparable from the maintenance of a safe and hospitable learning environment. Sev Case Study. Adam Broudy, JD Castro, Jaymee Lewis, Emily Simon. Western Illinois University. President Obama’s Task Force. Weekly . Address: President Obama: Taking Action to End Sexual . Assault. Origins: Sexual violence in military. Daniels, Lauren Di Giovanni, . Nicole La . Hoz. , Katherine Shapiro. Increased rate of sexual violence, and domestic violence. Over . the course of a college career . the . percentage of completed or attempted rape victimization among women in higher educational institutions might climb to between 20% and 25. Violence Prevention . Task . Force. Manica Pierrette, Kari Budnik, John Conley & Allison Hughes. University of Central Florida. S. hady. B. lue. U. niversity. The Hard Truth. One . in . five . women will be victims of sexual assault. Healthy Relationships, Reporting & Shattering The Silence 101. Shatter the silence of sexual violence! www.pavingtheway.net. April IS. Overview . Nebraska Definitions. of Sexual Assault. . Sexual . Assault First . Degree. . Any . person who . subjects another person to sexual penetration . (a) without the consent of the victim, (b) who knew or should have known that the victim was mentally or physically incapable of resisting or appraising the nature of his or her conduct, or (c) when the actor is nineteen years of age or older and the victim is at least twelve but less than sixteen years of age is guilty of sexual assault in the first degree.. Education and prevention. The Counseling Center. Purdue University Northwest. Sexual Violence Statistics. Victimization is higher among college-aged . women (18-24-year-olds) . than among other age groups (. Policy Options and Challenges to Best Practices. Denise A. Hines, Ph.D. . Associate Research Professor, Department of Psychology. Co-Founder, Clark Anti-Violence Education Program. Clark University. U.S. Department of Education, Grant #Q18H090012-10 . School . of . Nursing. Title IX- . Assault Awareness. New Student Orientation. Spring 2016. Cohort 10. Charmin White MSN, Ed RN CA-SANE, CP-SANE. Campus Resources. Community Resources. Confidentiality . Alberto RAttorney GeneralRegina BSchofield Assistant Attorney GeneralSchmittActing Director National Institute of JusticeJustice can beNational Institute of Justicewwwojpusdojgov/nijOffice of Justice common dynamics in COLLEGE STUDENTS. Willa Campbell, BS, Victim Advocate. Susie Balcom, MSW, Victim Advocate . Our Mission. To respond, educate, and advocate to end sexual violence.. Sexual Violence.