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[Michael Domitrz <>]

Keep in mind there is no accurate method to gauge this answer.  Since  
most assaults are never reported, the campus wouldn't know who left  
due to an assault.  The campus may have numbers on who left after a  
reported assault.

While speaking at schools, I've met survivors who share privately that  
they left their previous school after a sexual assault -- and they  
often state they never told anyone why they actually left.

Mike Domitrz, CSP**
The Date Safe Project, Inc.
"Providing parents, educators, students, and our military Real  
Solutions to Tough Conversations on dating, intimacy, and sexual  
assault."

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On Jun 3, 2009, at 9:21 PM, S. Daniel Carter wrote:

I recently had a question posed to me that I didn't have a ready  
answer for
and was wondering if anybody might know if there is any study or  
research
out there?

The question is "how many students actually leave their college/ 
university
after a sexual assault?"

Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

********************************
S. Daniel Carter
Director of Public Policy
Security On Campus, Inc.
http://www.securityoncampus.org/
e-mail:


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