Presenters PAUL M. CELL Chief of University Police Co-Administrator, MSU SART Montclair State University (973) DONNA M. BARRY, RN, APN-C, FN-CSA Director, University Health Center Co-Administrator, MSU SART Montclair State University (973)

 Discuss campus roles that may be considered first contacts for sexual violence victims  Identify key training topics and techniques Workshop Objectives

What is our traditional approach?

Awareness Programming Outreach Programming Police Academy Training Crisis Intervention Health Care Providers

And the responsibility for training/programs ?

Let’s color outside the lines for a moment……

Decision Makers? Judiciary Officers/Boards? First Contacts? Campus Responders? Community Responders? High Risk Groups? Who Do We Train?

What Do We Teach These Groups?

 Primary Prevention  Changing the “Mind Set”  self reflection  Definition of sexual violence  non stranger assault  offender behaviors  Victim/Survivor behaviors  Risk Reduction  recognition of vulnerability  The alcohol connection  Bystander intervention Key Training Objectives

 Response services  How to get help and who does what  Federal and Local Laws  Campus Victim Bill of Rights Key Training Objectives

Decision Makers  Changing the “Mind Set”  self reflection  Definition of sexual violence  non stranger assault  offender behaviors  Victim/Survivor behaviors  Federal and Local Laws  Campus Victim Bill of Rights  Liability issues  Comparative Analysis

 Changing the “Mind Set”  self reflection  Definition of sexual violence  State statutes  non stranger assault  offender behaviors  Victim/Survivor behaviors  Federal and Local Laws  Campus Victim Bill of Rights  Code of Conduct  Expert Witnesses Judiciary Officers/Boards

 Changing the “Mind Set”  self reflection  Definition of sexual violence  non stranger assault  offender behaviors  Victim/Survivor behaviors  Risk Reduction  recognition of vulnerability  The alcohol connection  Bystander intervention “First Contacts”

 Response services  How to get help and who does what  Federal and Local Laws  Campus Victim Bill of Rights “First Contacts”

 Changing the “Mind Set”  self reflection  Improving the “believability factor”  Definition of sexual violence  non stranger assault  offender behaviors  Victim/Survivor behaviors  Cross Training  Federal and Local Laws  Campus Victim Bill of Rights Campus Responders

Campus culture and dynamics “The Alcohol Effect” Higher Education Law Campus Victim’s Bill of Rights “The Re - traumatization Effect” Victim/Offender Behaviors Campus Services/Partnerships Community Responders

All First Contact Training Topics Stereotype vs. Reality Is That Who You Really Are? Group Think Effect “High Risk Groups”