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["susan marine" <>]

Hello,

Does anyone know who (through what media outlet) is presenting the webinar
mentioned below (about athletes and sexual violence? Thanks for any
information available.

Best,

Susan

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Upcoming Webinar:

 

"Athletes and Sexual Violence on College Campuses"
Presented by Ronald Campbell, College Business Concepts

Tuesday April 25, 2006,  1:00 - 3:00 PM

UND Housing Office Conference Room


This 90 minute presentation is directed towards athletic administrators who
are seeking to improve their understanding of the complex issues surrounding
working with athletes and sexual assault.  Ron Campbell has over twenty four
years of experience working with male groups on college campuses. He will
share his knowledge and experience that will give insight into athletes as
high risk group, and the types of programs

and responses that will help student athletes and administrators avoid more
problems when they get the report that a sexual assault has happened.

Agenda
1) Introduction of speaker
2) Topic overview
3) Athletes and Sexual Violence

4) Working with Athletes
5) Myths about Athletes and  Sexual Violence
6) The Important Role of Athletic Administrators and Coaches 
7) Athletic Culture and Sexual Violence
8) Effective strategies for working with athletes
9) Sexual assault program topics
10)Responding to a Sexual Violence report involving Athletes
11)Wrap up and questions

Speaker's Biography
Ron Campbell is an educator and consultant with over twenty years of
experience developing programs that address men and sexual violence. He has
presented all across the US, in Canada and the UK. He has appeared on
television talk shows and his views have been published in workshop manuals
and books on sexual assault. Ron has been an activist in working
with Men in prisons to develop workshops and had done extensive work with
colleges and Universities. Ron has received recognition for his work with
men and sexual assault and in 1992 was a member of the Virginia
Lt.Governor's Task Force on Sexual Violence.  Ron is a married father of
four and has a grandson who has already begun his new masculinity
development re-programming. Ron received his BA from eidelberg College in
1975; his MA in counseling from Montclair State College in 1981, and from
1983- 1987 was in the Human Sexuality Ph.D. program at the University of
Pennsylvania.

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