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To wrap up our “What Were You Wearing” installation, we are highlighting everyone who stopped in to see this display. We had three prompts around the room in Carlson Library for participants to answer. Swipe to see what you said!

Be on the lookout! Next week from April 20 - April 24, select dining locations across both campuses will have “Cup of Prevention” stickers placed on to-go cups and containers. Scan the QR code to learn more about how you can help prevent sexual misconduct and support others who have been impacted.

For many people, the word “stalking” conjures images of binoculars or cameras. While surveillance is often a part of a stalking case, it’s only one of many possible stalking behaviors. Many stalkers use multiple tactics to watch, contact, threaten, sabotage, and otherwise terrify their victims. Learn more about the full scope of stalking tactics using the SLII framework: surveillance, life invasion, intimidation, and interference (through sabotage or attack).

Stalking is criminal, traumatic, and DANGEROUS. Most stalkers threaten physical violence against their victims, and many follow through on those threats.

Though the word “stalking” is often misused in casual conversations, it is a unique victimization with a particular meaning. Stalkers choose specific targets and engage in a pattern of behavior (also called a “course of conduct”) designed to cause fear or substantial emotional distress. Learn more about what stalking is – and is not – by completing SPARC’s short eLearning module “What is Stalking?”

Since 1984, Bethany House has served more than 2,000 individuals and provided more than 300,000 nights of shelter for victims and their children escaping domestic abuse. Most shelters offer short-term stays in dorm housing, but Bethany House is the only Toledo-area domestic violence shelter that offers long-term, apartment-style transitional living. Many survivors are with them for over a year.

Everyone deserves relationships free from domestic violence. The National Domestic Violence Hotline provides confidential support 24/7/365

Michelle and Brittany from the Title IX Office are excited for the first day of the fall term as both students and employees. Go Rockets!

New swag ready for fall! Can't wait for our students to return!