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["Thompson, Stephen M." <>]

Hello

In reference to "mandatory" attendance at New Student Orientation; buy in 
from Residence Life so the Resident Assistants bring their floors during the 
assigned time is essential.  Student ID's are scanned at the entrance to the 
theater.  Those that do not attend are told them must go to the library and 
view the "No Zebras, No Excuses" DVD.  Hope this clarifies.

Steve

Stephen M. Thompson
Sexual Aggression Services Coordinator
Central Michigan University
SAC 195
Mt. Pleasant, MI. 48859
Phone: 989-774-6677
Web:  www.stephenmthompson.com
Web:  www.sapa.cmich.edu


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Today's Topics:

   1. Mandatory education (Jennifer Warwick)
   2. FW: [campustaskforce] Men's Engagement Study
      (Kaplan, Claire (cnk2r))
   3. RE: [campustaskforce] Men's Engagement Study (Katie Gentile)


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Date: Thu, 06 Nov 2008 09:45:35 -0800
From: Jennifer Warwick 
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Hi there,
I am wondering how your schools make incoming student prevention 
orientation "mandatory" or your reach out to the majority of students. 
Our grant requires 100% participation in prevention ed, which has been 
very challenging (and time consuming!).  I am hoping to get some 
feedback about what works for you...  Thanks!

Jennifer

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Date: Fri, 7 Nov 2008 09:59:41 -0500
From: "Kaplan, Claire (cnk2r)" 
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Subject: FW: [campustaskforce] Men's Engagement Study
To: Chris Wilcox Elliott 
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Forwarding this to the group:



Hello,

I wanted to pass on information about a colleague's research into
the effective engagement of men in prevention work. She is looking for
men who have been involved for 2yrs or less or who have attended a
training or event regarding being an anti-violence ally recently. The
goal of the study is to learn more about the recent violence
prevention engagement strategies that have successfully engaged men's
interest (and kept them engaged), and which have best supported them
in thinking of themselves as anti-violence allies.

Please feel free to contact her 
(<>)
 or myself
(<>)
 for the poster she created (which has tear offs with
contact information).

-Jonathan
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HAVE YOU BEEN
PART OF THE SOLUTION TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN?

If So,
THERE IS SOMETHING MORE YOU MAY BE ABLE TO DO!

Researchers at the University of Washington, Tacoma, want to learn
about how men decide to become involved in anti-violence events,
trainings or work.

If you are a man, eighteen years or older, who cares about the problem
of violence against women and have:

* Recently participated in a presentation, training or event related
to men taking a stand against violence - or -
* Become involved in a men's organization that works to reduce
violence against women

Then we want to speak with you! Participation in this research
project will only take an hour or two, while you talk with an
interviewer in person or on the phone at your convenience.
Participation is voluntary and confidential. Your insight could help
us to better understand how to build anti-violence awareness!

For additional information or to enroll, contact Erin Casey at
253-692-4524 or email Erin at: 
<>

Principal Investigator: Erin Casey, PhD, University of Washington,
Tacoma, Social Work Program

This research has been reviewed and approved by the University of
Washington Human Subjects Review Board
Note: The University of Washington cannot guarantee confidentiality
for information disclosed via email communication._,_._,___


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Message: 3
Date: Fri, 7 Nov 2008 11:05:22 -0500
From: Katie Gentile 
<>
Subject: RE: [campustaskforce] Men's Engagement Study
To: "Kaplan, Claire (cnk2r)" 
<>,
 Chris
        Wilcox  Elliott 
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     bdr8y
        
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She should definitely get in touch with Men Can Stop Rape 
(www.mencanstoprape.org) and A Call to Men (acalltomen.com).
They do trainings and I just cohosted a panel with them.
ACTM has also cosponsored a national 2 day conference with me at John Jay. 
this spring with be the 4th.
I will  pass this along to some of my male students who have participated.

Katie Gentile, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Counseling and Gender Studies
Women's Center Director
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
445 W. 59th Street
NY, NY  10019   212-237-8110
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 On Behalf Of Kaplan, Claire (cnk2r) 
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Sent: Friday, November 07, 2008 9:59 AM
To: Chris Wilcox Elliott; bdr8y; 

Subject: FW: [campustaskforce] Men's Engagement Study

Forwarding this to the group:



Hello,

I wanted to pass on information about a colleague's research into
the effective engagement of men in prevention work. She is looking for
men who have been involved for 2yrs or less or who have attended a
training or event regarding being an anti-violence ally recently. The
goal of the study is to learn more about the recent violence
prevention engagement strategies that have successfully engaged men's
interest (and kept them engaged), and which have best supported them
in thinking of themselves as anti-violence allies.

Please feel free to contact her 
(<>)
 or myself
(<>)
 for the poster she created (which has tear offs with
contact information).

-Jonathan
----------------------------------------------------------
HAVE YOU BEEN
PART OF THE SOLUTION TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN?

If So,
THERE IS SOMETHING MORE YOU MAY BE ABLE TO DO!

Researchers at the University of Washington, Tacoma, want to learn
about how men decide to become involved in anti-violence events,
trainings or work.

If you are a man, eighteen years or older, who cares about the problem
of violence against women and have:

* Recently participated in a presentation, training or event related
to men taking a stand against violence - or -
* Become involved in a men's organization that works to reduce
violence against women

Then we want to speak with you! Participation in this research
project will only take an hour or two, while you talk with an
interviewer in person or on the phone at your convenience.
Participation is voluntary and confidential. Your insight could help
us to better understand how to build anti-violence awareness!

For additional information or to enroll, contact Erin Casey at
253-692-4524 or email Erin at: 
<>

Principal Investigator: Erin Casey, PhD, University of Washington,
Tacoma, Social Work Program

This research has been reviewed and approved by the University of
Washington Human Subjects Review Board
Note: The University of Washington cannot guarantee confidentiality
for information disclosed via email communication._,_._,___
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