Learning Outcomes

After the lecture attendees will:

• Fully understand the concept of consent in sexual situations and have practices to put in place in their personal lives
• Be aware of recent high profiles of cases of on-campus sexual violence including the legal ramifications
• Understand the effects of sexual assault on survivors
• Be aware of the implications of Title IX from sports to the classroom to sexual relations
• Be trained in Bystander Intervention and be given strategies to implement when they see a potentially dangerous situation arise
• Be aware of local and school rules and laws that overlap with the concepts presented when applicable
• Understand current social norms (such as “wingmen”) and understand how thinking about sexual relationships needs to change
• Know the main contacts of campus and local entities that can help sexual assault survivors
• Have an understanding of when a personal interaction has crossed the line into unwanted sexual attention
• Have an understanding of how public indecency and public urination/defecation intersect.
• Know the basics of current sexting laws, including recent cases and newly passed laws
• Understand the concept of “sextortion” and be made familiar with recent criminal cases
• Know about the potential dangers of using dating apps, including recent cases, and be given strategies to protect themselves
• Be able to identify how statutory rape, child pornography, and sexual misconduct charges may apply to simple peer-to-peer texts
• Have a working set of guidelines to determine what is and isn’t appropriate to text
• Understand state and school stalking laws/rules
• Have specific actions to take if they are being stalked (real-world or online)
• Know how to avoid falling victim to date rape drug schemes
• Be able to preserve evidence correctly if they are, god forbid, the survivor of an assault