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At UNR we do. It has campus police, student government representative,
counseling cntr, asst vp, judicial office--it tries to bring together the
folks involved and some administators to review issues. We give them a
report of what has happened, ask their advice on problems, get their
reactions to our semester goals, etc. Works well.
Bill
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Hello all -
I am wondering if any campus SV or RV offices or staff have an advisory
committee that they meet with regularly (specifically if comprised of
high-level campus administrators). If you do have one, who is on the
committee, and what is their role?
Looking forward to your responses, thank you!
juliette
"It's so liberating and important for men to understand that they can
actually be friendly to women instead of playing some gender-specific
role, and that women are in most ways the same as they are. I think that
lots of women already know that, but not so many guys do." -my dad
8/3/07
Juliette Grimmett, MPH
Rape Prevention Education Coordinator
NC State University
Women's Center
3120 Talley Student Center
Campus BOX 7306
Raleigh, NC 27695-7306
Office: (919) 513-3232
24 Hour Sexual Violence Hotline: (919)618-RAPE (7273)
Fax: (919) 515-1066
email:
website: http://www.ncsu.edu/womens_center
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Hello everyone,
Several of you have sent me responses already (thank you!) and I am
realizing that I should have explained better what I am asking for. We
already have a campus SART, so that is not what I am looking for (though
the information that you all have sent me is certainly a great resource
for our group!). What I am interested in is if anyone out there has a
small group of high-level administrators (5/6 people) that serve as
advisors to the Director of the IPV office or IPV staff member
specifically.
Thanks for your response -
juliette
"It's so liberating and important for men to understand that they can
actually be friendly to women instead of playing some gender-specific
role, and that women are in most ways the same as they are. I think that
lots of women already know that, but not so many guys do." -my dad
8/3/07
Juliette Grimmett, MPH
Rape Prevention Education Coordinator
NC State University
Women's Center
3120 Talley Student Center
Campus BOX 7306
Raleigh, NC 27695-7306
Office: (919) 513-3232
24 Hour Sexual Violence Hotline: (919)618-RAPE (7273)
Fax: (919) 515-1066
email:
website: http://www.ncsu.edu/womens_center
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Hello all!
Miami University in Oxford, OH just recently (August 1st) began to centralize
the sexual assault efforts into one position (several other offices on campus
had been providing various programming for years). I was hired to do this
awesome task.
Since there was such knowledge and history among those previously providing
programming, I knew I needed the support of these important people!
My sexual assault advisory committee is compromised of:
1) Director of the Women's center
2) Director of the judicial affairs office
3) The advisor to the MARS (men against rape and sexual assault) group
4) A female university police officer
5) The assistant director of Greek affairs
6) The coordinator of women's services at the student counseling center
7) The director of the community rape crisis program
Also, I leave the committee open to any of the women students who are part of
the newly formed WAVES (women against violence and sexual assault).
The committee meets every other month.
New to the position...I appreciate the conversations I am privileged to
through this liserve!
Nicole Hall
Nicole L. Hall, M.A.
Coordinator of the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program
Office of the Dean of Students
100 Health Services Center
Oxford, OH 45056
513-529-1870
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Hello all -
I am wondering if any campus SV or RV offices or staff have an advisory
committee that they meet with regularly (specifically if comprised of
high-level campus administrators). If you do have one, who is on the
committee, and what is their role?
Looking forward to your responses, thank you!
juliette
"It's so liberating and important for men to understand that they can
actually be friendly to women instead of playing some gender-specific
role, and that women are in most ways the same as they are. I think that
lots of women already know that, but not so many guys do." -my dad
8/3/07
Juliette Grimmett, MPH
Rape Prevention Education Coordinator
NC State University
Women's Center
3120 Talley Student Center
Campus BOX 7306
Raleigh, NC 27695-7306
Office: (919) 513-3232
24 Hour Sexual Violence Hotline: (919)618-RAPE (7273)
Fax: (919) 515-1066
email:
website: http://www.ncsu.edu/womens_center
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Here is an update on the sexual assault case in Colorado. FYI=20
University of Colorado Settles Sexual Assault Lawsuit (Update1)=20
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We have a few safe rooms here at Northern Illinois University. These
rooms are held off-line in our assignments process and can be used for
temporary stays in a variety of situations.=20
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Situations involving harassment, sexual assault, and interpersonal
violence can all warrant use of this room until a judicial process is
completed, the threat has passed, or a more permament reassignment is
decided.
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Please let me know if you need additional information. I am new to NIU
but would be happy to call around if you have specific questions I
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Hi All
We have a Safe Room/Shelter that was established last year. We have
found it necessary in Stalking, Partner Violence situations, and for
sexual assault survivors who are having problems with roommates.
Students may stay up to seven days. Be sure you look into a dining
hall card, and parking permit. An inexpensive way to establish one is
to get a residence life guest room dedicated to this purpose. I would
suggest a ground floor room. The only people who know the location are
our advocates, Residence Life Directors and law enforcement. Our
advocates are the only people who can put someone in the room. =20
Steve
Stephen M.?Thompson
Sexual Aggression Services Coordinator
Central Michigan University
SAC 195
Mt. Pleasant, MI. 48859
Phone: 989-774-6677
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Web:? www.sapa.cmich.edu
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Hi all,
Do any of your campuses have "safe rooms" that victimized students can=20
use for safety and privacy? We are looking to implement this on our=20
campus and would like to hear how this works procedurally on other=20
campuses. Thanks!
Jennifer
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I had the honor to work at the University of South Carolina in Columbia
in their sexual health and violence prevention program and they have an
alternative housing space like this. They have a wonderful model
program that I highly recommend you look into.=20
Contact the director, tricia phaup,
for the history of
how this began and where they are now, and any other questions!
http://www.sa.sc.edu/shs/shvp/default.shtml
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Hi all,
Do any of your campuses have "safe rooms" that victimized students can=20
use for safety and privacy? We are looking to implement this on our=20
campus and would like to hear how this works procedurally on other=20
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Jennifer
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Check out this AWESOME column from our very own Michael Kimmel - the
online version is at
http://www.newsday.com:80/news/opinion/ny-opkim275477718nov27,0,7840147.
story.
I wonder what kind of creative counter-chants we profeminist men and
feminist women could do at Gate D when this kind of thing happens? I'd
be willing to come down to NYC for a Jets game (especially if they're
playing the Patriots) to participate in some kind of counter-demo,
especially if we sent out a press release beforehand to generate some
coverage. =20
Maybe hold signs that say, "Show us your brains - respect women" to
counter the chant of "Show us your t-ts"? Or bring as many older women
and men, or those of us who are a bit out of shape, and take off OUR
shirts when they chant? - Ben
Stop the anti-female chants at Jets games
BY MICHAEL KIMMEL | Michael Kimmel, a professor of sociology at Stony
Brook University, is the author of the forthcoming "Guyland: The Social
World of Young Men, 16-26."=20
November 27, 2007=20
I remember my first Jets game, in 1968. A grateful patient had given my
father tickets for the game vs. the Cincinnati Bengals at Shea Stadium.
The crowd was animated and boisterous, and I was thrilled to be part of
that Super Bowl season. Today I ask myself if I would even consider
taking my son to a Jets game.
Vicious harassment of women seems to be a regular halftime feature at
Gate D of Giants Stadium. Instead of shouting "Let's go Jets," unruly
male fans scream angrily and insistently at women to lift their shirts
and show their breasts. If they don't comply, they're pelted with abuse
or, worse, with empty beer bottles.
I don't think this ugly, degrading chanting is something that my son
needs to see on his way to becoming a man.
According to news reports, it is so institutionalized that everyone
around the stadium seems to know about it and security guards, charged
with maintaining public safety, look the other way.
How did Gate D become such a gauntlet?
Make no mistake: The goons are not motivated by sexual attraction to the
women they target. They're filled with contempt and anger.
Screaming at women to reveal their breasts is not supposed to attract
women but to repel them, to send them scurrying back to their seats.
It's a public humiliation that is designed to put women back in their
place, to remind them that they may be on our turf, but it's still our
turf, and that they are still "just women."
Which begs the question: Why are these Jets fans so angry that they'd
want to make women feel so vulnerable? Here's a clue: This doesn't
happen to all women. Not to the wives or mothers or daughters walking
past with their husbands or fathers. Not to the women who prepare and
serve the food and beer at the concessions. Not to the women who sell or
take your tickets, or those who lead the cheers, or those who hand out
the promotional giveaways. It happens to the women who have the temerity
to believe that they have just as much of a right to watch a football
game as a man does.
All across our society, women have entered every public space once
thought inappropriate: from the corporate boardroom to the trading
floor, from the operating theater to the theater of military operations,
from the firehouse to the factory, and from soccer pitch to the hockey
rink. Women are in the house - and the Senate.
One of my favorite book titles in recent years is "The Stronger Women
Get the More Men Love Football" by Mariah Burton Nelson. A former
Stanford basketball star, Nelson shows that football has become another
"cave" into which men have angrily and defensively retreated as women
have, in their eyes, "invaded" the sports world. The football stadium is
one of the last treehouses, one of the last all-male clubhouses. Maybe
what the Goons of Gate D are really showing us is: The more women love
football, the angrier men get.
What lies underneath these guys' rage is not the presence of women, but
the presence of women as equals - as fans who are equally entitled to
enjoy a game at Giants Stadium. It's not women who get these guys so
agitated. It's equality. And they need to be told, clearly and
unequivocally, that being a fan at a football game is a privilege to be
enjoyed by anyone.
These guys act like a pack of predatory animals because they know they
can get away with it, because other guys don't stop them. The journalist
who broke the story observed security guards watching the proceedings,
having a smoke and doing nothing to stop it. In fact, when he asked
about it, the guards threatened him with arrest.
When Patrick Aramini, New Jersey Sports & Exposition Authority vice
president for security, parking and traffic, asks, "What do we do,
arrest everybody that starts chanting?," you can tell he doesn't take
this problem seriously. What if the men were all white and screaming
racist epithets at blacks? Or yelling Nazi slogans to a bunch of
Orthodox Jews? Would he be so passive?
Not likely. The Jets' management, security forces and fans all need to
learn the simplest of lessons: The gridiron knows no gender - anyone can
enjoy football. Aramini needs to station enough security guards at Gate
D to stop the chanting immediately. And to arrest those who continue. Do
it once, and you shouldn't have to do it again.
When they look the other way, at the orders of their supervisors, the
security guards cease to be security guards. They're just guys, bonding
with the drunken goons, enjoying the free halftime show. In doing so,
they do more than collude, more than just enable and encourage. They
stop doing their jobs. They become "insecurity" guards - fostering a
lack of safety for some fans for the warped pleasure of others.
Of course, there are thousands upon thousands of male fans at every
football stadium in the country who treat women with respect. And, of
course, any rational person wouldn't be caught dead taunting women like
that.
Let's hope that the Jets' management and the authority act quickly and
decisively to penalize all the participants - the fans, the complicitous
security guards and their supervisors - for unsportsmanlike conduct.
Until the violence stops, Ben. =20
Ben Atherton-Zeman, Acton MA USA
Actor, Comedian, Feminist and Husband
Presenting a One-Man Play: "Voices of Men," www.voicesofmen.org (video
clips take a second to load)
Booking information: 978-263-3254
Quote of the Month, December 2007:
".those of us who are white and want to be a part of movements to change
these systems and structures of power have to rein in our instincts to
feel self-righteous and understand that in every human interaction there
is the potential for connection and transcendence.We have to get angry,
stay angry, but not let that anger swallow us. We have to let our
passion for justice fuel our work but also make sure it doesn't lead us
to overlook our own flaws and failures." =20
- Robert Jensen, The Heart of Whiteness: Confronting Race, Racism, and
White Privilege, p. 17. City Lights Publishers, 2005
http://uts.cc.utexas.edu/~rjensen/index.html
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At UNR we do. It has campus police, student government representative,
counseling cntr, asst vp, judicial office--it tries to bring together
the folks involved and some administators to review issues. We give
them a report of what has happened, ask their advice on problems, get
their reactions to our semester goals, etc. Works well. =20
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Hello all -=20
I am wondering if any campus SV or RV offices or staff have an advisory
committee that they meet with regularly (specifically if comprised of
high-level campus administrators). If you do have one, who is on the
committee, and what is their role?
Looking forward to your responses, thank you!
juliette
"It's so liberating and important for men to understand that they can
actually be friendly to women instead of playing some gender-specific
role, and that women are in most ways the same as they are. I think that
lots of women already know that, but not so many guys do." -my dad
8/3/07
Juliette Grimmett, MPH
Rape Prevention Education Coordinator
NC State University
Women's Center
3120 Talley Student Center
Campus BOX 7306
Raleigh, NC 27695-7306
Office: (919) 513-3232
24 Hour Sexual Violence Hotline: (919)618-RAPE (7273)
Fax: (919) 515-1066
email:
website: http://www.ncsu.edu/womens_center
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Hello everyone,
Several of you have sent me responses already (thank you!) and I am
realizing that I should have explained better what I am asking for. We
already have a campus SART, so that is not what I am looking for (though
the information that you all have sent me is certainly a great resource
for our group!). What I am interested in is if anyone out there has a
small group of high-level administrators (5/6 people) that serve as
advisors to the Director of the IPV office or IPV staff member
specifically.=20
Thanks for your response -=20
juliette
"It's so liberating and important for men to understand that they can
actually be friendly to women instead of playing some gender-specific
role, and that women are in most ways the same as they are. I think that
lots of women already know that, but not so many guys do." -my dad
8/3/07
Juliette Grimmett, MPH
Rape Prevention Education Coordinator
NC State University
Women's Center
3120 Talley Student Center
Campus BOX 7306
Raleigh, NC 27695-7306
Office: (919) 513-3232
24 Hour Sexual Violence Hotline: (919)618-RAPE (7273)
Fax: (919) 515-1066
email:
website: http://www.ncsu.edu/womens_center
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Date: Mon, 3 Dec 2007 16:00:52 -0500
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Hello all!
Miami University in Oxford, OH just recently (August 1st) began to
centralize the sexual assault efforts into one position (several other
offices on campus had been providing various programming for years). I
was hired to do this awesome task.
Since there was such knowledge and history among those previously
providing programming, I knew I needed the support of these important
people!
My sexual assault advisory committee is compromised of:
1) Director of the Women's center
2) Director of the judicial affairs office
3) The advisor to the MARS (men against rape and sexual assault) group
4) A female university police officer
5) The assistant director of Greek affairs
6) The coordinator of women's services at the student counseling center
7) The director of the community rape crisis program
Also, I leave the committee open to any of the women students who are
part of the newly formed WAVES (women against violence and sexual
assault).
The committee meets every other month.
New to the position...I appreciate the conversations I am privileged to
through this liserve!
Nicole Hall
Nicole L. Hall, M.A.
Coordinator of the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program
Office of the Dean of Students
100 Health Services Center
Oxford, OH 45056
513-529-1870
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Sent: Monday, December 03, 2007 3:33 PM
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Subject: Advisory Committee?
Hello all -
I am wondering if any campus SV or RV offices or staff have an advisory
committee that they meet with regularly (specifically if comprised of
high-level campus administrators). If you do have one, who is on the
committee, and what is their role?
Looking forward to your responses, thank you!
juliette
"It's so liberating and important for men to understand that they can
actually be friendly to women instead of playing some gender-specific
role, and that women are in most ways the same as they are. I think that
lots of women already know that, but not so many guys do." -my dad
8/3/07
Juliette Grimmett, MPH
Rape Prevention Education Coordinator
NC State University
Women's Center
3120 Talley Student Center
Campus BOX 7306
Raleigh, NC 27695-7306
Office: (919) 513-3232
24 Hour Sexual Violence Hotline: (919)618-RAPE (7273)
Fax: (919) 515-1066
email:
website: http://www.ncsu.edu/womens_center
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