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I am attaching the link to our SA policy (University of South Carolina).
I hope that this helps.

http://www.sa.sc.edu/wellness/assault4.html ;



Juliette Muellner, Program Director
Sexual Health & Violence Prevention
Health & Wellness Programs
Thomson Student Health Center, Lower Level
Columbia, SC 29208

Office: 576.5722
Fax: 777.5678
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A lot of people said they missed the "red zone" posters at the beginning
of the year, that the phrase was very attention getting so I developed
the following revised version.  Always open to suggestions for further
revision.

Are you in the=20

RED ZONE?

     What is the RED ZONE?  The Red Zone is any situation or state of
mind that makes you more vulnerable to someone who has set out to have
sex with you whether you want to or not You can protect yourself by
taking the time to get to know people before you party with them, by
sticking with friends (especially if you have been drinking), by being
aware of and avoiding anyone trying to get you drunk or get you alone if
you don't want to be, and by getting yourself quickly out of any
situation you are not comfortable with even if it means making a scene.

     Watch out for yourself.  Watch out for your friends.  And if you'd
like more information about how to prevent sexual assault or how to help
someone who has been assaulted call:=20

(610)         =20
Public Safety  436-3311=20
Women's Center 436-2122  =20
Counseling Center 436-2301
Health Center 436-2509
Wellness Center 436-3276
Rape Crisis 24 Hour Hot Line 692-7273

A message from the Student Affairs Sexual and Relationship Violence
Prevention Committee
Mark your calendar now: Friday night Nov. 5 will be the fun filled
celebration of the WCU Women's Center's 30th anniversary.

Robin Garrett,
Women's Center Director=20
West Chester University
West Chester PA 19383
610-436-2122