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Puzzles 2025: Register by 7/18 for Extra Early Rate
- From: Juliette Grimmett <>
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- Subject: Puzzles 2025: Register by 7/18 for Extra Early Rate
- Date: Sun, 6 Jul 2025 18:57:23 -0400
Chrysalis Network, the NC State University Counseling Center, and the NC State University Women’s Center are excited to bring you the 12th annual:
Solving the Campus Sexual Assault & Dating Violence Puzzle VIRTUAL Conference
This year’s conference will highlight the courageous work of those on campuses and in the community who remain relentless in their push against the cultural norms of silence, victim-blaming, and minimization, to inspire action and healing for justice.
While “Puzzles”, as it has come to be known, facilitates learning opportunities in a traditional conference workshop format, it is also a space grounded in building community through relationships and wellness. Our virtual conference will offer a variety of opportunities for participants to connect with each other, experience mindfulness and wellness activities, and even win cash as part of daily engagement challenges and icebreaker games.
Can’t attend the entire live conference? No Problem! All sessions will be recorded and available for registrants to view for 3 months after the conference. You can still get CEs for viewing recorded sessions.
Conference Pricing
Register ASAP to take advantage of our EXTRA early registration rate! Ends 7/18/25.

Please consider sharing your work with us! Application coming out soon
Accepted presenters will receive a discounted registration rate of $85 for up to 2 presenters.
We are finalizing our keynote speakers/panels for the conference. If you are interested in being considered as a speaker or have a recommendation, please send the contact information to me, Juliette Grimmett.
Congratulations to our 2025 Advisory Committee Members!!!
Advisory Committee
Liz Baumann, Title IX Officer, Saint Mary’s College
Rosa Beltré, Executive Director, Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence
Tess Benser, Assistant Director of Outreach & Sexual Wellness, Northwestern University
Jennifer Elliott, Graduate Research Assistant, University at Buffalo
Jenny Erazo, Director, Sexual Assault & Anti-Violence Information (SAAVI) Office
Aysia Evans, Campus Culturally Specific Program Manager, National Organization for Victim Advocacy (NOVA)
Alison Feazell-Webb, Prevention Education Manager, Michigan State University
Marissa Gandolfo-Muller, Assistant Director for Sexual & Interpersonal Violence and Student Support Services, George Mason University
angela gay-audre, Director/Curator, NC State African American Cultural Center & Collective Care LiberationHaus
Ellie Goldstein, Wellness Support Specialist & Survivor Support Advocate, DePaul University
Natalie Haga Ryckman, Survivor Support Advocate, Michigan State University
Madi Herman, Training Development Coordinator, Montana State University/Campus Civil Rights
Samara Hough, Director, University of Michigan Flint, Center for Gender and Sexuality
Candice Jackson, Assistant Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs for Health and Well-being, Winston-Salem State University
Joyce Jekayinoluwa, Graduate Researcher and Co-Founder of BBRIDGE, University at Buffalo/BBRIDGE
Kitty Kiefer, College Consortium Coordinator, NH Attorney General’s Office - Office of Victim/Witness Assistance
Connor McCaffrey, Gender Violence Services Coordinator, UNC - Chapel Hill
Sue McCarthy, Senior Systemwide Director Prevention, Education, Training & Professional Development, California State University, Chancellor's Office
Nora Peterson, Associate Director, Prevention, University of Illinois Champaign
Suzannah Rogan, Assistant Director, Outreach, Prevention & Education, California State University, Northridge
Kelly Ruff, Director of Student Wellness and Experience, Kentucky State University
Aubrey Sampson, STOP Program Coordinator - OVW TTA Specialist, MN Coalition Against Sexual Assault
Bridget Shipley, Victim Advocate, University of Tampa
Jessica Valencia, Training & Education Specialist, CARE at SARC, University of California San Diego
Rylie Voyles, Peer Education Program Coordinator, University of Alabama Tuscaloosa, Women & Gender Resource Center
Melissa Watschke, Title IX Training Administrator, MN Office of Higher Education
Alexa Zapata, Belles Against Violence Office Coordinator/Sexual Assault Counselor/Advocate, Saint Mary’s College
Standing Advisory Committee
Shannon Collins, Senior Director for Training and Technical Assistance, National Organization for Victim Advocacy
Delana Epps-Avery, Associate Director of IPV Services, Women's Center, NC State University
LaTanya Faust, Culturally Specific Campus Technical Assistance Provider, North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault
Kristian Hall, Sexual Assault Prevention & Response Officer, NC National Guard
Jessica Henault, Program Coordinator, NASPA's Culture of Respect Collective
Trudie Hughes, State Director of Disability Services & Title IX, NC Community College System
Yuka Kato, Psychologist and Interpersonal Violence Treatment Coordinator, NC State University
Ashleigh Klein-Jimenez, Director of Prevention, ValorUS
Taylour Neal, Director of Campus Services and Mental Health Advocacy, NCCADV
Continuing Education, OVW Campus Grantee Approval, Sponsorship + Scholarship Opportunities, and Speakers Coming Soon!
We are applying for CEs for Counselors and Social Workers through NBCC and have submitted a request for OVW Grantees from Campus, LAV, State Coalitions, and STOP programs to be allowed to use funds to attend Puzzles.
We invite OVW grantees and those seeking CEs to register for the conference now so that you can take advantage of the early registration rates. If we do not receive OVW approval or from NBCC (which has never happened), we will provide you with a full refund.
- Puzzles 2025: Register by 7/18 for Extra Early Rate, Juliette Grimmett, 07/06/2025
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