Discussion List for campus-based and allied personnel working to end gender-based violence on campus.

Dear Colleagues,

Having poured over our NCHA data, I am trying to find a website-based 
educational program (in the lines of AlcoholEdu, etc) that our admitted 
students would be required to take, prior to registering. 

By order of my supervisors (and common sense)

* It cannot be heterosexist AND

* It must not perpetuate the male-on-female stereotype of SA/DV, by ignoring 
other possibilities, AND

* It must be appropriate for students with blindness or deafness (I have seen 
some programs that are better for one impairment or the other. 

If your campus currently use such a tool:

How is it required (if at all)?

How is it received by your students (what are their opinions of it)?

What are your personal (and confidential) opinions of the program?

Much obliged!

Eric

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Eric Marlowe Garrison, MAEd, MSc (London)
Clinical Sexologist for Manhattan and the Surrounding Areas
Diplomate of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
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