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

[Kaylin Tingle <>]

Hi all,

I provide advocacy and prevention on our campus, with a focus on LGBTQIA+ students, and my job title is LGBTQIA+ Violence Prevention Specialist & Advocate. My supervisor's title is "Assistant Director for Sexual & Intimate Partner Violence, Stalking, & Advocacy Services," and this role also provides both advocacy and prevention. In my previous OVW grant-funded position, I was known as the LGBTQ Violence Prevention Health Educator, which I felt didn't really encompass the advocacy role of my position.

Our biggest challenge is fitting our titles on business cards!

Best,

Kaylin

On Wed, Feb 1, 2017 at 1:25 PM, Kristie M Wyatt <> wrote:

I serve this role on Guilford's campus and my title is Wellness Education Coordinator. Originally the position was to encompass a wide variety of student health issues, with sexual health (and therefore sexual assault) was one part. I am not a mandatory reporter and am housed under the Counseling Center, with my office being in Multicultural Education (diversity and inclusion office).

I spend the bulk of my time on advocacy and prevention and we are moving towards a title/job description change. We are considering a change to gender based violence prevention coordinator.

Kristie Wyatt

Guilford College

Wellness Education Coordinator

Office: King Hall 128C
Phone: (336)-316-2879

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On Wed, Feb 1, 2017 at 12:38 PM, Ehrhart, Christopher Lee - ehrharcl <> wrote:

Team,

 

At James Madison University our advocate is also tasked with developing preventative initiatives on campus in regards to sexual violence. We are currently in the process of rethinking job titles, and was curious at universities where one role is responsible for both sexual violence advocacy and prevention, what titles are used?

 

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!

 

Thank you,

Chris

 

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Kaylin Tingle
LGBTQIA+ Violence Prevention Specialist & Advocate

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