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["Frank, Dawn" <>]

In California Assembly Bill No. 1088 added Section 67385.7 and 67390 to the 
Education Code relating to public postsecondary education.  There it states 
that all higher education institutions must incorporate some prevention 
education around sexual assault "at all new student orientation programs and  
at any campus program that students are required to attend.


Dawn Frank
Violence Prevention Response Coordinator
Collaborative Response to Violence Project
Safe Place, CSU Chico
530-898-3030


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 On Behalf Of S. Daniel Carter
Sent: Monday, September 28, 2009 11:56 AM
To: Foubert, John; 

Subject: Re: VAWA?

on 9/28/09 2:50 PM, Foubert, John at 

 wrote:

> I could be totally wrong here, but didn't VAWA make some form of sexual
> assault education mandatory at all US colleges and universities?  Wendy
> Murphy, where are you?

I don't know about VAWA but the Clery Act does. There is wide latitude,
however, as to the format given the array of institutions that are subject
to the law.

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