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["Fonner, Karla M." <>]

Hi Anne!
Slippery Rock University has a campus grant from the U.S. DOJ and our
project is set up with an advocate on campus full-time.  She is employed
by the community agency and her position is funded 20% by them and 80%
by our grant.  She works in an office with me (project coordinator &
university staff) on campus,  provides direct services and joins me in
doing educational outreach.  I'd be happy to answer any questions you
have about this kind of arrangement.  :)
Karla

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Subject: Campus Protocols with community organizations?

Hi Everyone,
One of the community programs providing SV services in our state has
developed a relationship with a local University and is planning to
provide services (direct services, prevention education etc) a few hours
a week from space on the campus while remaining a separate entity from
the University.  Has anyone used a similar set up and if so, do you have
a protocol or guidelines specifically addressing a campus/community
partnership of this nature that you would be willing to share?  Feel
free to contact me directly if you prefer at 
.
Thanks so much,
Anne

Anne Smith
Sexual Violence Specialist
Vermont Network Against Domestic and Sexual Violence P.O Box 405
Montpelier, VT 05601
802.223.1302 x29, FAX: 802.223.6943




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