NCAA Student-Athlete Well-Being Summit
Focus on Prevention and Intervention of Interpersonal Violence
Friday April 8, 2011
Indianapolis Downtown Marriott
Bringing together members of the higher education community to identify collaborative strategies to address interpersonal violence
News Story - NCAA summit addresses violence on campus
NCAA Violence Prevention Roundtable Summit Questions
You must register on the following link to confirm your attendance:
NCAA Violence Prevention Summit Registration
No registration fee
Lodging available
Individuals may attend in person or via live web-cast. In-person registration has been extended to March 30.
Facilitated dialogue with audiences
Lunch for in-person attendees
Web-cast attendees plan to view with cross campus colleagues
Violence Intervention and Prevention Resources
Step UP! Bystander Intervention training www.stepupprogram.org
Green Dot Violence Prevention
www.livethegreendot.com
Break the Cycle www.breakthecycle.org/
Indiana Campus Sexual Assault Prevention Project www.purdue.edu/incsapp/
Let’s Get Grounded at the University of Virginia www.virginia.edu/dayofdialogue/news.html
Hazing Prevention.org www.hazingprevention.org
Men Against Violence www.mavinc.org
Mentors in Violence Prevention www.ncasports.org/programs/mentors-in-violence-prevention.shtml
Rutgers Scream Theater
http://sexualassault.rutgers.edu/scream.htm
NASPA Enough is Enough Campaign
www.EnoughisEnoughcampaign.org
National Sexual Violence Resource Center
www.NSVRC.org
Men Can Stop Rape
www.mencanstoprape.org
Higher Education Center for Alcohol and Other
Drug Abuse and Violence Prevention
www.higheredcenter.org
USDOJ Office of Violence Against Women on Campus www.ovw.usdoj.gov/
CDC Violence Prevention
www.cdc.gov/ViolencePrevention/index.html
Center for Public Integrity Campus
Sexual Assault Investigations
www.publicintegrity.org/investigations/
campus_assault/articles/entry/1946/
NCAVA
www.ncava.org
Office for Civil Rights - Dear Colleague Letter
http://1.usa.gov/ibK9cJ
Opening Remarks - NCAA President Mark EmmertNASPA Executive Director Gwen Dungy, and Chair CSEC John Blanchard
Video
Keynote Sessions - Facilitated panel presentations:
The Nature of Violence on Campus --
Chris Kilmartin
Presentation (ppt) | VideoNASPA Enough is Enough --
Brandi Hephner LaBanc
Presentation (ppt) | VideoInstitutional Obligation --
Adele Rapport - Office of Civil Rights
VideoMen’s Roles and Coaches Panel --
Don McPherson
VideoFacilitated Question and Answer Period --
Kim Novak
Video
Conversations about Contributing Factors– Panelist will address the following issues, provide strategies and identify how to work together in partnership towards a more strategic campus approach to violence prevention:
Alcohol and other Drugs --
Sally Linowski
VideoBystander Effect -- Step UP!
Doug Everhart
Presentation (ppt) | Video“isms” (e.g., racism, sexism) --
Jenny Withycombe
VideoStudent Leadership Initiatives -- MVP/Jeff O’Brien, NIC/Gordy Heminger, and SAAC
VideoSocial and Popular Media Concerns --
Dana O’Neil
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Wrap Up - Summary and Next Steps.
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