Navigating Sexual Harassments, Retaliation, and Discrimination
When
Office/Remote Location
Description
The Graduate College does not tolerate any form of sexual harassment, retaliation or discrimination. These actions are not only erroneous, unethical, and completely against the mission of our institution-- they are serious violations that may create lifelong consequences for victims and abusers. Prevention goes hand in hand with creating awareness that these types of behaviors will never be tolerated on our campus. This workshop will discuss safe and positive options for bystander intervention to prevent harm, including how to intervene in risky situations; the recognition of abusive behavior; and how to avoid potential attacks.
By participating in this workshop you will:
- Define what constitutes as sexual harassment, retaliation, and discrimination.
- Discuss ways we can create awareness in our professional and academic spaces
- Learn about safe and positive intervention strategies
Professional Development Academy Program: GTC
Professional Development Academy Pillars: Teaching
Learning Experience: Lecture
Time Commitment: < 2 hours
Lifecycle Stage: Early-Mid-Late Master’s, Early-Mid-Late Doctoral
Panelists/Facilitator(s):
- Dana Cotham, J.D., CHE, Associate Professor in Residence
Admission Information
This workshop is open to graduate students. Please RSVP at least 24 hours in advance for the workshop.
External Sponsor
Graduate College