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[Michele Grab <>]

Hello all-

Has anyone had the Sex Signals program by Catharsis Productions on campus 
lately?  If so, I'd love to talk with you about how it went.  We are 
thinking of bringing them for orientation.

thanks,
Michele Grab

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Michele T. Grab
Coordinator of Student Development
Office of the Dean of Student Affairs
Carnegie Mellon University
202 Bramer House
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
phone 412-268-2075
fax   412-268-8553

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Greetings all,

I know there has been some discussion in the past about program
structure on various campuses. So, I apologize for restarting the
conversation, but I am looking for some fairly specific information.

I'm wondering if any of you out there have anything like a Sexual
Violence Resource Center or an Anti-Violence Resource Center (on a
college or university campus) that employs full time and student staff
for sexual violence education and programming.

Secondly, I'm also wondering, for those of you with programs OUTSIDE of
a health center (again, on campus), where are they located and how are
they structured (ie: location, reporting authority, etc)?

Finally, are there any programs that include sexual harassment, sexual
assault, dating violence, and stalking education based out of a single
office or center?

I hope my questions make a little bit of sense. I'm in the process of
re-structuring some educational programs, and I'm looking for some
models that are in place.

Please email me off-list at 

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replies. You may also call me at 303-735-0474.

Thanks so much for your help.
Heather

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Heather Sturm
Coordinator
CU Rape and Gender Education Program (COURAGE)
Community Health Education Department
Wardenburg Health Center
University of Colorado at Boulder
119 UCB
Boulder, CO 80309-0119
Phone: 303-735-0474
Fax: 303-492-1747