Transcript Sexual Assault Prevention - Columbus State Community College

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COLUMBUS STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
CRIME PREVENTION PROGRAM
PRESENTS
SEXUAL ASSAULT PREVENTION
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Columbus State Community College
Sexual Assault Prevention Class
Male and female students and employees of Columbus State Community College are encouraged to attend an
important safety training class offered at no cost by the CSCC Department of Public Safety in the Public Safety
Training Center, Columbus Campus (Delaware Hall, Room 021).
In this class, you will learn:
What is sexual assault
Prevention and safety tactics
The important role of bystanders
What to expect from the Police
What is Title IX?
What to expect from the Student Conduct Office
How to find local resources
About the RAVE Mobile Alert System, virtual escorts, Guardian, and texting tips
For more information, contact Lt. Kevin Smith, (614) 287-2166, or email [email protected]
Coordinated by the offices of Student Engagement and Leadership, Counseling Services, Public Safety, and
Human Resources.
This class is offered by Columbus State Community College by regulation of the Clery Disclosure of Campus
Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act.
SELF
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 S = Situations
 E= Escape
 L= Learn to LIVE
 F= FREEDOM…LET NO ONE TAKE THAT FROM
YOU.
 YOU ARE THE TARGET, YOU ARE THE FIRST
RESPONDER, YOU ARE THE BEST WITNESS,
AND YOU CAN REDUCE YOUR RISK OF
BECOMING A VICTIM, AND YOU MUST SURVIVE
NO MATTER WHAT.
CRIME IS UNPREDICTABLE!
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 We do not guarantee that the advice and techniques
we present will work in all circumstances. WHY
NOT?
 Attackers are unpredictable.
 The Crimes are initiated by the Attackers.
 Attackers shop for opportunity, plan their work, and,
then work their plan.
GOALS
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 Increase safety awareness
 Understand your survival mindset
 Provide simple survival skills
SURVIVAL
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 You are the only person you can count on.
 You are your best defense.
 Do not “pretend” it cannot happen to you.
 Prepare yourself ask yourself “What If”.
 Plan
 Where are they? Where are you? Where is safety?
What tools do I have to get me there?
 Fear saves lives. Focus on options and actions.
 Believe in yourself.
WHERE ARE THE ATTACKERS?
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 Home
 Airports
 School
 Elevator
 Church
 Stairs
 Stores
 Parking lots
 Gym
 Restaurants
 Facebook & Twitter
 Schools
 Dates-relationships
Powerful Beliefs = Survival
“I will survive”
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PREDATOR TACTICS
“Be aware”
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 Interviewed
 Me too statements
 Ignore “When you say No”
 Charming
 Making promises
 Are you providing too much detail about yourself.
 Asking personal questions
 Pre-assault…Cues & Clues
 * Attackers do their homework.
POWER
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 Be prepared
 Know your options
 What can you do?
PREPARED
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 Prepare yourself mentally.
 Mentally, visualize yourself being attacked, and what
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you will do to survive.
Think how your will response.
Focus on taking action—and surviving.
Turn your fear into survivor power.
How did I get in this situation..and how do I get out.
Make good personal choices, never compromise your
safety.
SIX OUTS
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1. Figure Out
2. Get Out
3. Call Out
4. Hide Out
5. Keep Out
6. Take Out
WHAT?
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 What is happening to me?
 What do they want?
 Possessions: Throw them at the attacker and run
fast. ESCAPE
 What do I need to do for survival?
RAPE
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 Your primary goal is to survive.
 Turn Rape into Rage – Get away.
 Always report it to the police.
BE AWARE
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 Confident
 Know what is going on around you.
 Be alert
 Eye contact – dissuades attackers.
 Be assertive, stand erect, sound powerful, and walk
with a sense of purpose.
 Talk with power NO, STOP, RAPE, HELP
SIXTH SENSE
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 Listen to your gut, and trust it. It’s never wrong!
 If something does not feel right, it’s not right.
 Immediately take actions to get away.
 Don’t feel bad about staying safe. Utilize safety
services.
 You have been blessed with the secret power. of
Intuition. Use it !
 Use your power of perception.
WARRIOR MINDSET
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 Accept the responsibility for yourself.
 Never accept defeat.
 Believe in yourself.
 Mentally prepare.
 Practicing your skills - visualization
 Ask questions.
BYSTANDER INTERVENTION
CAN FRIENDS HELP?
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 Be prepared to help family, friends, children,
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classmates, and co-workers if they can’t help
themselves.
Take care of that person until they can care for
themselves.
Never leave them alone.
Contact the police if needed.
Be a good witness.
BYSTANDER INTERVENTION
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BYSTANDER INTERVENTION
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Men Can Stop Rape
www.mencanstoprape.org
THINK & ACT TACTICALLY
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 Improvise
 Adapt
 Overcome
 Act nice, think tough.
PREFERRED TARGET AREAS
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TAKE OUT THE ATTACKERS:
 Eyes
 Throat
 Groin
 Knees
 Shins
RAVE SYSTEM
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 Rave Messaging at
Columbus State
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Rave Alert System
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Rave Guardian
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Emergency notification
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Virtual Escort System
Rave Eyewitness
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Send anonymous text based
tips to Public Safety
RAVE Instructions - http://www2.cscc.edu/services/rave
REPORTING
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 911 – Calls made to 911 will be systematically
transferred to CSCC Police. (Emergency)
 CSCC Police – (614) 287-2525
 CSCC Emergency Phones – Blue Emergency Phones,
Elevators, and placed throughout CSCC Campus.
TITLE IX
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 Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 (Title IX)
mandates compliance with regulations prohibiting gender
discrimination and inequity in athletics.
 The U. S. Department of Education implements the
regulations which apply to all public and private educational
institutions that receive Federal financial aid or assistance.
Title IX states that:
 No student shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from
participation in or denied equitable benefits of educational,
athletic or extra-curricular programs or activities.
 The regulations also protect anyone from sexual harassment,
sexual assault, sexual misconduct, stalking, intimate partner
and relationship violence and bullying.
EEO/TITLE IX
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EEO/Title IX Coordinator: April Alexander
(614) 287-2636
E-mail @ [email protected]
HELPFUL LINKS
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 COLUMBUS POLICE (911 EMERGENCY)
 COLUMBUS POLICE (614) 645-4545
 DELAWARE SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT (911)
 DELAWARE SHERIFF (740) 548-4730
 LT. K.J. SMITH CSCC INVESTIGATIONS
(614) 287-2525 OR 2166
 OFFICER KELLY BROWN CSCC POLICE
(614)287-2525
STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT
BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTION TEAM
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 The Dean of Student Life Office at Columbus State serves
students from all campuses and off-campus centers. You may
contact the Dean of Student Life office at 614-287-5299 or
614-287-2117
 The office can provide assistance to victims, including
modifying class schedules, rescheduling exams, requesting
incompletes, switching class sections, temporary withdrawal,
and communicating with faculty members about absences.
The office can discuss options for pursuing criminal and/or
college disciplinary action against the accused and assist with
contacting law enforcement, but only if desired by the victim.
The office can also assist you in contacting additional
community resources for the College’s four-county service
area.
STUDENT CONDUCT
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Kellie Brennan (Student Conduct)
(614) 287-2177 , Eibling Hall room 201
E-mail: [email protected]
COUSELING SERVICES
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Dr. Mu'min, Nester Hall 010
Phone: (614) 287-2818.
E-mail: [email protected]
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
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 Sexual Assault Response Network of Central
Ohio (SARNCO)
 The Sexual Assault Response Network of Central Ohio
(SARNCO) is the sexual violence intervention and
prevention program serving Franklin County. SARNCO
strives to empower survivors and co-survivors of sexual
and relationship violence and in time, to eliminate these
forms of abuse through culturally appropriate prevention
programming.
 24-Hour Rape Helpline number: (614) 267-7020
Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network
(RAINN)
1-(800) 656-HOPE (toll free)
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
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 Ohio Department of Health
Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Prevention
Program
246 North High Street – 8th Floor
Columbus, Ohio 43215
 Telephone: 614-466-2144
 Fax: 614-564-2409 or 614-644-7740
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
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 National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799
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SAFE (7233) or TTY 1-800-787-3224
Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network at 1800-656-HOPE (4673) or visit their on-line hotline
at https://ohl.rainn.org/online/
National Teen Dating Violence Hotline 1-866-3319474 or TTY 1-866-331-8453
If you are in danger now, call 911.
Mt. Carmel Trauma and Crime Assistance Program
http://www.mountcarmelhealth.com/hospitalprograms/crime-and-trauma-assistance.html
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
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 Vine-Ohio Attorney General’s Office
Victim Information & Notification Everyday
1-800-770-0192
Website: www.vinelink.com
CONCLUSION
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 Statistics say a person is 10 times more likely to
survive if you are prepared and react with conviction.
 Proficiency increases your survival.
 The other 10% of self defense is physical skills. This
too begins with an awakening of the physical power
within you.
 Please continue your path of survival by attending a
follow-up physical skills self defense class and
sharpening your mental and physical survival skills.
REFERENCES
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 National Self Defense Institute
 Wright State University Crime Prevention Program
 Street
 IACLEA
 Columbus State Community College Department of
Public Safety
 Ohio Crime Prevention Association.
 Alex Leslie, Cleveland Rape Crisis Center
REFERENCES
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 Center for Personal Protection and Safety
 U.S. Department of Homeland Security
THANK-YOU
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