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[Chad Sniffen <>]

I have, for many years, adhered to the idea that a campus with higher rates of sexual assault reported in its Clery statistics is likely to have better services for student survivors, better outreach and education programs, and better reporting mechanisms than a similar campus with few or no reported assaults in their Clery statistics. So, the better a campus is at providing services and communicating about sexual violence, the higher its reporting rate.

I am currently in a position where I have to support this idea with a citation. Is anyone on the SAPC list aware of any kind of formal research or studies that have looked at the correlation between student victim services, campus education efforts, and reporting rates?

Many thanks for your time considering this question.

Thank you,

Chad

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Chad Sniffen
Online Resource Coordinator

National Sexual Violence Resource Center

Skype: chad.sniffen
www.nsvrc.org

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