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["Karen Singleton" <>]

Hi Helen,

Do you want to create a response for this listserv question to post  
for the other members?

Thanks,

Karen


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> Greetings everyone,
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> We are working on developing a training for our Committee on  
> Discipline, so that they are better prepared to hear sexual violence  
> related cases. I think it has been a few years since sexual violence  
> was a focus in the training curriculum (as the Committee's  
> membership rotates every few years), so we really want to maximize  
> this opportunity.
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> With my message today, I hope to see if anyone has come across  
> anything useful that might be worth us looking into -- best  
> practices, effective training simulations, noteworthy strategies --  
> anything that can help us to create the best session for the  
> Committee. If you have anything you can share, I would be most  
> grateful if you could send it my way.
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> Have a great day!
> Sincerely,
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> Date: Mon, 24 May 2010 13:20:44 -0400
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> There have been a few requests for information on what others are  
> doing on various topics.  Can any of you sharing information share  
> it with the whole list?  I know I'd like to see some of this  
> information too.
> Thanks
> -Liz
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> Subject: Best practices for judicial trainings?
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> Greetings everyone,
>
> We are working on developing a training for our Committee on  
> Discipline, so that they are better prepared to hear sexual violence  
> related cases. I think it has been a few years since sexual violence  
> was a focus in the training curriculum (as the Committee's  
> membership rotates every few years), so we really want to maximize  
> this opportunity.
>
> With my message today, I hope to see if anyone has come across  
> anything useful that might be worth us looking into -- best  
> practices, effective training simulations, noteworthy strategies --  
> anything that can help us to create the best session for the  
> Committee. If you have anything you can share, I would be most  
> grateful if you could send it my way.
>
> Have a great day!
> Sincerely,
> -Greg Baker.
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> Greg Baker
> Center for Health Promotion & Wellness
> MIT Medical
> E23-201, 617-253-5770
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> Date: Mon, 24 May 2010 15:16:18 -0400
> From: "Kaplan, Claire (cnk2r)" 
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> Subject: Re: sexual harassment trainings
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> Meg, the Equal Opportunity Programs at UVA has a training that was  
> designed for our setting.  I can't say it's the best in the world,  
> but it does cover various issues.  They do a broad-based training on  
> all forms of discriminatory harassment.
> http://www.virginia.edu/eop/training.html
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> Claire Kaplan, Ph.D.
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> On 5/24/10 11:35 AM, "Meg Spicer" 
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> I am in the process of advising our HR department on sexual  
> harassment trainings for staff and faculty, and wonder if anyone on  
> the list is aware of good sexual harassment training programs.  I am  
> particularly interested in any which are specific to colleges/ 
> universities; I would rather not have one that is directed only  
> toward a business environment, since on college/university campuses  
> there are many more opportunities for harassment to arise (in the  
> classrooms, in dorms...).  I appreciate any thoughts or  
> recommendations you may have.
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> Meg Spicer
> Counseling Services
> Landmark College
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