Service Academies, Too, Should Have to Publicly Report Sexual Assaults

Last week the Department of Education issued new rules requiring colleges to provide training to students and employees on how to prevent sexual assault on campuses. This comes just a month after the White House announced the It's On Us campaign, which is supposed to inspire students and others...

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Published in:The Chronicle of Higher Education 2014-10, Vol.61 (11)
Main Author: Krepp, K. Denise Rucker
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Annual Reports
Assaults
College students
Colleges & universities
Crime
Departments
Employees
Government agencies
Laws, regulations and rules
Leadership
Military academies
Politics of Education
Rape
Retailing
Sex crimes
Sexual Abuse
Social aspects
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Summary:Last week the Department of Education issued new rules requiring colleges to provide training to students and employees on how to prevent sexual assault on campuses. This comes just a month after the White House announced the It's On Us campaign, which is supposed to inspire students and others to confront the long-hidden problem. I hope the federal government also begins taking responsibility to prevent the sexual assaults that occur at the five federal service academies, instead of continuing to hide them.
ISSN:0009-5982
1931-1362