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For more information about The Dean of Students Office, please contact:
Dr. Jen Day Shaw
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Resources
Sexual Assault Resource Links
- University Police
- Site contains information about personal safety, campus security, what to do in the event of a sexual assault, and how to report crimes. Also outlines how to access counseling services through UNCG's Student Health Center. Crime policies, definitions, rates, and related campus statistics are listed. (For information on Rape Aggression Defense Training (RAD) sponsored by Campus Police, see below.)
- Center for Abuse Prevention and Education
- Newsletter for CAPE (Center for Abuse Prevention and Education) with resources and information for those who are hearing impaired.
- Clothesline Project
- Violence against women is decried in this interactive artistic expression of support for women who have been victims of violence. The project is sponsored annually on campus by UNCG Student Health Peer Educators (who also sponsor the annual Take Back the Night event).
- Code of Conduct
- Read the University's Code of Conduct policies and procedures related to adjudication of allegations, hearing logistics, and possible sanctions for a variety of offenses.
- Graduate Bulletin: Department of Women's & Gender Studies
- Description of this department, listing of faculty, and details about classes and topics covered within the Women's and Gender Studies department.
- Public Health Education (HEA) Undergraduate Courses
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- HEA 203 Peer Education
Study in one of three tracts of health topics: sexual health, alcohol and other drugs, or wellness. Students will utilize and demonstrate methods of peer health education. Sexual assault is a topic covered in the course. - HEA 260 Human Sexuality
Human sexuality class in which topics including sexual assault are addressed.
- HEA 203 Peer Education
- Rape Aggression Defense Training (RAD)
- Information about this free self-defense program offered by UNCG Campus Police which helps equip women with techniques to avoid harm if confronted. Register Online.
- The Storytelling Project
- Site provides multiple links to various community resources that promote respect for diversity and enhancing tolerance.
Substance Abuse
- Alcohol
and Drug Services of Guilford County (ADS)
- ADS is a private, non-profit agency providing substance abuse education, prevention, and treatment services to residents of Guilford County and surrounding areas. Individuals and families receive the highest quality of care available with strict attention paid to confidentiality and client rights.
- Alcohol EDU
- The online science-based course is designed to teach you about the effects of alcohol on the body and mind and to assist you in making safer and healthier decisions so you can avoid repeating the behavior in the future. Students are responsible for the cost of this class.
- Marijuana 101
- This online course is a 2 1/2 hour course that explores marijuana's effects on the the brain, health, school, and job performance. Students are given an overview of state laws regarding possession, cultivation, and distribution. Students are responsible for the cost of this class.
- Alcoholics Anonymous(AA)
- Alcoholics Anonymous® is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength, and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.
Student Health Center
- Alcohol Information
- Information about prevalence of alcohol use on campus, physical consequences of drinking, and how to make positive choices about drinking behaviors.
- Peer Educator Information
- Information on how to become a peer educator and promote "healthy lifestyle choices as they relate to alcohol and other drugs, sexuality issues and wellness."
- Violence Resources Page
- Defines sexual violence and hate crimes and provides comprehensive list of emergency contact resources for victims/survivors to help access legal, personal, physical, and emotional aid.
- Wellness Program
- Learn about the Wellness Center and programs offered through Student Health.
OTHER RELATED SITES
- CampuSpeak
- National collegiate magazine offering programs and resources on several topics including sexual assault.
- Domestic Violence Shelters / Clara House
- Temporary housing for women and child survivors of abuse and assault furnished by Family Services of the Piedmont-counseling, education, and advocacy support are also provided
- Family Services of the Piedmont - Sexual Assault Information Page
- Site provides information about local, free crisis services and resources available through Family Services of the Piedmont (locations in Greensboro and High Point) - many specifically related to sexual assault.
- Male Victims of Sexual Assault
- Web page gives information about male survivors of sexual assault and links to additional resources. Go to main page for general statistics about sexual assault and information for all survivors.
- Moses Cone Hospital - SANE program (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners)
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Site offers information about sexual assault, process of examination and
evidence collection, what to do in the event of an assault, resources for
survivors, and important telephone numbers.
- North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault
- Web site provides multiple listings of free resources and contact information throughout the state, with many direct links. Also provides information concerning NC-based projects, events and training. NCCASA mission is "To provide a unifying vision to end sexual violence though resources, education, advocacy, legislative change, and technical assistance."
- North Carolina Domestic Violence Crisis And Support Resources
- Web site has phone number contact listing for a plethora of NC based support groups including domestic abuse survival and 12-step meetings.
- RAINN - Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network
- This site sponsors the national sexual assault hotline and has many celebrity sponsors - includes listings of free counseling sites in every state with contact information.
- SARA - Sexual Assault Resource Agency
- Site offers assistance to survivors, including information for male victims. Hotline numbers and educational resources for a variety of demographic groups (children, teens, and gay and lesbian survivors) are included.