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[Michael Domitrz <>]

We've seen mandatory programming addressing sexual assault done  
various ways around the country.

1.  Attendance at the event impacts your grade in the FYE (First Year  
Experience) course.

2.  Some schools have a certain number of presentations you must  
attend each year. Without the "points" from the events (often tracked  
by swiping the ID card), you get last chance at registering for  
classes (if I remember correctly).

3.  Other schools mandate without taking attendance.  Instead, they  
give away prizes at that specific program. For instance, one of the  
schools I present at each Fall gives away a semester's tuition at the  
conclusion of the presentation.

The #1 rule most schools have learned is ALWAYS have the students sign- 
in or swipe their cards at the CONCLUSION of the program.  :-)


Mike Domitrz
Founder of The Date Safe Project, Inc.
Author of "May I Kiss You?" and "Help! My Teen Is Dating"
"Providing parents, educators, students, and our military Real  
Solutions to Tough Conversations on dating, intimacy, and sexual  
assault."

Toll-Free:  800-329-9390
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On Nov 10, 2009, at 8:10 AM, Bob Pleasants wrote:

Hi Joann,

I'd be interested in hearing what you find out, and I would guess other
colleagues on the list would as well.  We're making a similar effort  
here.

Thanks!
-bob

--
Robert Pleasants, Ph.D.
Interpersonal Violence Prevention Coordinator
Counseling and Wellness Services
CB# 7470 James A. Taylor Bldg.
UNC-Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-7470

P 919.966.3658
F 919.966.4605

http://campushealth.unc.edu


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On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 1:41 PM, Bautti-Roche, Joann  
<>wrote:

> Hello Colleagues,
>
> I am in the process of doing some research on what other  
> universities are
> doing regarding mandatory sexual assault education for students  
> living on
> campus, specifically freshmen.  Are educators addressing this during
> orientation?  Does anyone have an on-going program they do in the  
> dorms?  I
> would be interested in seeing a sample of the curriculum you are  
> using, for
> those willing to share.
>
> Thank you,
> Joann Bautti-Roche
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
> Joann Bautti-Roche, MPA
> Assistant Director/SAFE Coordinator
> Women's Center
> Old Dominion University
> 1000 Webb University Center
> Norfolk, VA 23529
>
> 757-683-4109
>
> http://studentaffairs.odu.edu/wc
>
>
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