Question: If a resident asks you not to report it, do you have a choice?

Answer: No. However, you can keep it confidential.

Question: What is the difference between confidential and anonymous?

Answer: Confidential: you only tell the people who MUST know the information. Anonymous: We never make anonymous reports because you cannot promise you will leave out information.

Question: Do you have to report the name of the alleged perpetrator if it is told to you?

Answer: Yes. Reporting is required by law

Question: When do I notify my supervisor about a potential sexual violence or harassment case?

Answer: As soon as possible , no later than 7:45 the next morning

Question: What does it mean to be a mandated reporter?

Answer: As an RA you must report all cases of sexual violence and or harassment.

Question: Define sexual assault

Answer: Physical sexual contact with a person without consent of that person.

Question: Are unwelcome jokes that are sexual in nature or based on gender or sexual stereotypes considered sexual harassment?

Answer: Yes

Question: List three examples of sexual harassment

Answer: 1. Unwelcome sexual advancement 2. Unwelcome comments that are sexual in nature3. Unwelcome touching

Question: Where is the sexual assault form found?

Answer: Online or from your supervisor

Question: Who is the campus title IX coordinator?

Answer: Paige Reed

Question: It is okay ti report sexual violence or harassment cases to whomever, as long as their position in higher up than mine.

Answer: FALSE

Question: Survivors always need to make a police report

Answer: False, reporting to the police is not mandatory

Question: How do you access the safe room?

Answer: Contact your supervisor

Question: Sitting in a survivor's counseling session is a good idea.

Answer: False, you can refer a survivor to counseling at UHCS and you can walk them to their appointment if the ask you to. However you shouldn't sit in on a session with them.

Question: If the survivor wants to talk to the police that automatically means they have to prosecute

Answer: False, usually they can talk to the police without prosecuting

Question: Who decides to report to the police?

Answer: The survivor

Question: What can happen if the survivor decides to report to law enforcement?

Answer: law enforcement investigation, district attorney charging decision, plea bargain or trial, sentencing by the court, and imprisonment an/or supervision of the defendant. Not all cases make it through the entire process.

Question: Does the survivor have to testify if the choose to report to law enforcement?

Answer: It depends, however survivors should be prepared to testify.

Question: Where can a survivor go for a list of resources in the area?

Answer: www.wcasa.org

Question: Dating Violence

Answer: a pattern of emotional, physical, or sexual abuse that occurs in a dating relationship