Preventing and Addressing Sexual Misconduct Module Survey

1.Please enter your name.(Required.)

2.Please provide your Vanderbilt email address. (If you do not have one, please provide the email address for which you registered for the program that directed you to complete this online module.)(Required.)

Please watch the video in its entirety and then proceed to the questions below. You may wish to enlarge the video to full screen and then return to this form. Please note: This module records each user's time spent viewing the video and responding to questions.

3.Effective consent must:(Required.)

Be freely and actively given

Communicated through mutually understandable words and/or actions

Not be the result of coercion, pressure, or intimidation

Can be withdrawn (a person can change their mind at any time)

Cannot be given if a person is incapacitated (due to consumption of alcohol or drugs or due to other reasons)

Be provided for each different type of sexual activity

Clear. If you find yourself in an unclear or "gray area" situation, the person who wants to continue must clarify, and you might need to use words to do that.

Can expire (that is, consent given in the past does not person will necessarily consent to the same activity with the same person in the future)

All of the above

4.List as many as the bystander intervention strategies as you can. (*Hint: They all start with the letter D.*)(Required.)

5.One resource available to help if I witness or experience any form of sexual misconduct is:

The Nashville Sexual Assault Center offers 24-hour a day crisis support via their hotline 1-866-811-RISE (7473). Chat support is available via their website from 7 AM-11 PM. Another option is RAINN, a national organization that offers online chat support for those impacted by sexual violence. In an emergency, please dial 911.

Nashville’s Family Safety Center serves individuals who have experienced domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking or child abuse. The Family Safety Center provides Free and confidential services, including:

Safety Planning
Danger Assessment
Orders of Protection
Counseling
Crisis Intervention
Shelter/Housing Assistance
Emergency Food Assistance
Children’s Services
Support Groups
Referrals to Partner Agencies
Address Confidentiality Assistance
Domestic Violence Education

On-campus crisis support is provided by the Vanderbilt University Project Safe Support Hotline 615-322-SAFE (7233). We're available 24 hours a day to listen, provide support, and answer questions. Learn more about Project Safe's services, which are available to you, on the Project Safe website.

To report a matter to the Vanderbilt University Title IX Coordinator, visit their Online Reporting Form.

To reach the Vanderbilt Police Department in an emergency, please dial 911 or (615) 421-1911

To request a Vanderbilt Police Department Safety Escort, please call (615) 421-8888.

While you're on campus, we recommend that you download the VandySafe app, a mobile safety application for iOS and Android smartphones. The app allows users to connect directly from their cell phones to the Vanderbilt University Police Department. With VandySafe, you can contact VUPD for emergency services with two easy taps, submit non-emergency reports to VUPD with text, photos, or videos, submit information to VUPD anonymously, assign contacts to monitor your safety at your request, access information about Vandy Vans, and view VUPD emergency guides. SafeVU is free, available to anyone, and available for iOS and Android.

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Preventing and Addressing Sexual Misconduct Module

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