ST. Norbert College Inc.

The Grants to Reduce Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, and Stalking on Campus Program (campus Program) Is Authorized by 34 U.s.c. § 20125. the Program Provides a Unique Opportunity for Institutions of Higher Education to Establish Multidisciplinary Approaches to Combat Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Dating Violence and Stalking on Campuses. These Comprehensive Efforts Are Designed to Enhance Victim Services, Implement Prevention and Education Programs, and Develop and Strengthen Security and Investigation Strategies in Order to Prevent, Prosecute, and Respond to Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking. the Campus Program Supports Activities That Develop Campus-based Coordinated Responses That Include Campus Victim Services, Law Enforcement, Health Care Providers, Housing Officials, Administrators, Student Leaders, Faith-based Organizations, Student Organizations, and Disciplinary Boards, and That Enhance Victim Safety and Assistance and Hold Offenders Accountable. to Be Effective, These Responses Must Be Linked to Local Law Enforcement Agencies, Prosecutors’ Offices, Courts, and Nonprofit, Nongovernmental Victim Advocacy and Victim Services Organizations. ST. Norbert College (SNC) Is a Private, Catholic Liberal Arts College in De Pere, Wisconsin, Part of the Green Bay Metropolitan Area. SNC Enrolls Approximately 2165 Students, 98 of Whom Are Graduate Students. Fifty-seven Percent of Students Identify as Female, 87% of Students Identify as White, 1% as African Americans, 2% as Asian American, 4% as Hispanic American, and 1% as Native American. SNC, in Partnership With Sexual Assault Center of Family Services, Golden House and the De Pere Police Department, Will Implement a Project to Address Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Dating Violence and Stalking on Campus. in Addition to Implementing the Mandatory Statutory and Programmatic Requirements, SNC Will: 1) Visit Each Student Group at Least Once a Semester to Discuss Any Concerns Relevant to Victims Services and Prevention Education Programs; 2) Provide Students and Employees With a Written Explanation of Their Rights and Options, Including Protective Measures, Such as No-contact Orders, Assistance in Changing Academic, Living, Transportation, and Working Situations; 3) Develop an Informed Consent Form Requesting Permission From Victims to Share Information With Internal and External Partners; 4) Collaborate With Law Enforcement to Incorporate Lethality Assessments and Protocols Into the Coordinated Response Strategies and Ongoing Trainings for SNC Faculty and Staff; 5) Establish Protocols for Responding to Incidents of Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Dating Violence and Stalking on Campus; 6) Design a New Campus Climate Survey for the SNC Community; 7) Offer an Annual In-person Training on Bystander Invention; and 8) Create Materials Focused on Prevention Education, Right of Victims, and the Conduct Process in Multiple Languages for International Students and Students With Limited English Proficiency. the Timing for Performance of This Award Is 36 Months. Ca/ncf