Campus Sexual Assault Response Training

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Effective Campus Sexual Assault Response is Critical to Victim Support and Perpetrator Conviction.

Sexual assault on college campuses is unfortunately extremely prevelant. Over 11% of students on college campuses reported to have experienced sexual assault. On the contrary, over 80% of sexual violence cases go unreported. There is a massive gap.

Underreporting assault cases is a pressing issue on campuses across America. Common reasons sexual assault goes unreported is due to fear of retaliation, relationship to the perpetrator, and college policy and procedural flaws.

Thank you for this informational class. This will help me deal with victims in a better way. Sherrie you inspire me, you are a warrior and may God keep blessing you and your work.
University of Houston Police Department Officer

Train Campus Police and Educate Students

American universities are struggling to correctly handle cases of sexual assault. Sherrie Allsup has provided training to campus police departments, RA’s, and students across the country. Her engaging, informative seminars are backed up with personal experience and extensive training.

Sherrie presents on topics such as:

  • Why you should report
  • How to stay safe
  • Who you should report to
  • Resident advisor training
  • Evidence handling
  • Title IX education
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Statistics

  • Over 11% of students on college campuses reported to have experienced sexual assault. On the contrary, over 80% of sexual violence cases go unreported.
  • Myth: Just because a campus reports 0 sexual assaults, doesn’t mean it’s not happening. It means the campuses aren’t taking proper action to educate and solve these issues. Campuses with lower reporting doesn’t mean it’s safer. Only 20% of female student victims, age 18-24, report to law enforcement.
  • 90% of campus sexual assaults are committed by someone the victim knows. (2000)
  • The majority of undetected college rapists are likely serial perpetrators, committing an average of 6 rapes each. (2002)
  • 1 in 5 women and 1 in 16 men are sexually assaulted on college campuses.
  • 42% of sexual assault victims don’t tell anybody what happened to them and 95% go unreported.
  • 32,000 pregnancies each year are the result of college rapes.
  • 89% of colleges reported zero rape incidents occured on clery reports.
  • 60% of college assaults take place in resident halls.
  • Sexual assault on college campuses has risen 1,000% in the last five years.
My Chief and Sgt’s loved how you were so genuine and honest. Your presentation was one of the best that we have seen in a very long time.
Lieutenant James ValenciaCampus Safety, Otis College of Art & Design
The presentations you put together were mind blowing, informative, professional, emotional, and phenomenal!!! Every single individual "raved" about the content, group activities, and passion the presentation was presented with.
Captain Kevin Johnson #665Lafourche Parish Sherrif's Office | Training Academy Director
Thank you for presenting such a powerful and essential session at our conference. I’ve received great feedback from attendees and am in awe of how much of yourself you give during a session like this.
CoordinatorPHADA conference, San Diego
On behalf of all the Yuma SCOPE agencies, thank you so much for some great training. You bring a perspective I believe all officers need to hear. I know all the reviews were very positive!
Steve SuhoChief of Police at Arizona Western College
No matter what I set out to accomplish with my life, nothing will seem as courageous as seeing people like you standing in front of complete strangers and sharing your story; yet I am so glad that you do...because it is needed. You are exceptional!!!
Amilcar FranciscoAssistant Housing Supervisor, Housing Choice Voucher Program
Thank you for your amazing presentation to the Juvenile Academy. The students informed me that the presentation on Trauma Informed Policing was very enlightening. They enjoyed the presentation and felt it was something they could take with them to do their job better.
Lt. Rodney MorrisonCriminal Investigations Division-Juvenile Section, Lockport, LA
You are awesome and you rock!!! I truly hate what you have gone through, but those horrible paths put you in my life and you have had such an impact on me. I love seeing how far you have come and how you have prospered.
Cpt. Tanya PerryConyers Police Department, Conyers, GA
This has extremely enhanced my understanding of sexual abuse and has empowered me to provide quality service and to understand victims. God bless and thank you for this training.
Officer ConnerAtlanta, GA
Thank you for this informational class. This will help me deal with victims in a better way. Sherrie, you inspire me, you are a warrior, and may God keep blessing you and your work.
University of Houston Police Department Officer
I just wanted to extend a sincere thanks for hosting this excellent class today. I learned a great deal listening to you about trauma associated with sexual assault.
Investigator Ronald StoddardAtlanta Police Department, Major Crime/Special Victims Unit
I have never met another person who explained what it is to be a survivor of sexual assault. It really made me feel less alone.
PeggyProgram Attendee
Thanks to you and Chief Gammon. Our students loved your presentation, and they learned a lot. We're getting rave reviews about the presentation.
Shubha ChatterjeeCounselor & Lecturer, Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College

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Sherrie can educate your campus police and students to respond to sexual assault effectively and with compassion.

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