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[Fatima M Smith <>]

Good evening,

I hope you are well!

I am reaching out to see if you had any recommendations for textbooks addressing sexual assault in higher education.

Thanks, in advance. Enjoy your week :)

FMS

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Best,

Fatima M. Smith, MSW
Adjunct Professor,
Virginia Commonwealth University
College of Humanities & Sciences


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Fatima M. Smith, MSW

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