Our Work

The Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Center offers prevention education for students, confidential support for survivors (students, faculty, and staff), and collaborates with other offices to offer trainings, programs, and innovative community engagement strategies to collectively create a campus free from violence.

For Survivors By Survivors

In March 2018, SAPAC created and shared a survey as a part of a project entitled For Survivors by Survivors: A Healing Resource Co-Creation. The anonymous survey was an opportunity for survivors to share what materials have been helpful in their healing process; these are the results. In here, you will find books, poetry, songs, movies and shows that survivors have found helpful as a part of their healing process. If you are a survivor, this resource is for you. Not all of these answers will speak to you, but some may.

Surveys and Studies

Researchers and offices from all over the country are seeking a better understanding of survivor experiences. Please don’t feel any pressure or obligation to participate; just know that, if you have experienced harm, your perspective would be incredibly welcome. Feel free to look through the availabile studies and surveys on our Survey & Studies - Looking for Participants document; be sure to note any participation parameters a study or survey may have, to ensure that you’re eligible to participate.

 

Internship Opportunities

SAPAC offers three distinct internship opportunities for graduate students. Each offers comprehensive training and onboarding, weekly supervision with field experts, unique skill-building, and on-the-grounds experience. For more information, contact Anne Huhman at [email protected]. Learn more about other SAPAC Graduate Student Postions here

 

Prevention Education & Student Engagement Internship:

Get Involved! Volunteer Training

SAPAC Volunteer Training Applications are closed! Applications for Fall 2024 Volunteer Training will open as the Fall 2024 semester approaches.