Discussion List for campus-based and allied personnel working to end gender-based violence on campus.

["Meg Spicer" <>]

I would also appreciate this information, and agree that there must be some 
way for us to keep a database on this subject (although I don't know how to 
go about that).  This is one of the more common subjects in the listserv.

Meg Spicer

Meg Spicer
Counseling Services
Landmark College
Putney, VT 05346
802-387-6739


>>> "Angela Seguin" 
>>> <>
>>>  12/2/2010 9:54 AM >>>
Hello SAPC group,

If you are a school that requires freshmen (or all students) to be part of 
mandatory education about sexual assault, how is this done?  I'm looking for 
info on all aspects:

Format - (video, theater group, guest speaker, peer education, lecture, part 
of a first year experience class, online program like Alcohol.Edu or 
n.formed, a couple of these, or some other method)
Accountability - How do you know students completed it and how do you hold 
them accountable to do it?
Administration - Is your office responsible for the organization, 
presentation, oversight and if not, who is?

I know this question has come up before on the listserv... and I'm wondering 
if anyone has compiled results they can share with me?  Or if you are 
implementing something new, what are you doing?  

It seems fairly frequent that someone on this list poses a question, collects 
responses & shares it with others ont the list.  Since we can't post 
attachments, and since most of this information would be valuable to many of 
us, I'm wondering if it makes sense for this listserv to utilize google docs 
or some other secure website where we can all log in and post or view 
documents, especially when it involves results of questions posed to the 
members...a database of sorts.

On our campus, all freshmen & transfer students must complete Alcohol.Edu and 
this year we added the Sex Matters segment which deals with sexual assault.  
Students' ability to register for spring classes is dependent upon their 
completion of Alcohol.Edu, which is how we have accountability.    Our 
freshmen are also required to take a First Year Seminar and about half of our 
freshmen are enrolled in an FYS class that includes one class on alcohol & 
safer sex and another class on sexual assault & intimate partner violence, 
both of which were developed by my office.  However, the other half of the 
freshmen are students in academic departments that do not include our 
curriculum.  We are working on a proposal to have all freshmen receive 
education on these topics.  Thanks for any input you can share!

Angela

Angela DiNunzio Seguin
Program Coordinator
S.O.S. (Sexual Offense Support)
Pow! Promoters of Wellness
Wellspring: Student Wellness Program
University of Delaware
(302) 831-3457
http://www.udel.edu/wellspring ;