Be THE friend

Prevention Against Sexual Assault, Dating And Domestic Violence, and Stalking

• Three online modules to be completed at individual pace by end of semester
• Students will gain skills to Be The Friend by understanding how to:
  • Recognize the dynamics of interpersonal violence
  • Know how to get help and support for your friends
  • Be and active bystander and a change maker on campus!

Mandatory for all incoming Freshman, Graduate and Transfer Students

• New students will complete all three modules within their first semester
• Students are encouraged to complete modules in first 8 weeks, this is when your friends are most at-risk
• Students who do not complete the modules by the end of the semester will be blocked from viewing final grades
• The entire JSU community can take the module voluntarily and give feedback

To Create a Culture Of Respect

• Give students the tools to recognize and safely intervene when they witness violence
• Eliminate sexual assault, dating and domestic violence, and stalking from our community
• Fundamental education to be followed up with voluntary activities throughout the year such as training, workshops, events, and media campaigns
• Mandatory primary prevention module is a grant requirement for the Office on Violence against Women Campus Program Grant

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Online on Canvas!

• Located in STU 101 curriculum as Bonus Module (extra points when completed as part of STU 101)
• Optional- a supportive environment is available to take the module with a counselor present
  • Tuesday 09/28 2-4 pm
  • Wednesday 10/0610 am-12 pm
  • Tuesday 10/2610 am-12 pm
  • Wednesday 11/10 3-5 pm
• The location is the Multipurpose Room on the ground level of the Houston Cole Library.

Contact Us!
Jana Pickette
Project Coordinator
jpickette@Jsu.edu
301-F Angle Hall

• PACE is JSU's Coordinated Community Response Team, organizing prevention and response efforts to address sexual assault, dating and domestic violence, and stalking 
• Contact us for feedback, ideas, suggestions or to discuss how you and your office or department can get involved
• No one can do everything, but everyone can do something!