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Sexual Assault:
Focus on Education (SAFE)

SUNY Geneseo takes seriously and will investigate all charges of sexual harassment, sexual assault, and domestic violence.  These crimes contribute to a campus climate that is incompatible with the educational mission of the College.  Geneseo is committed to supporting your safety and well-being if you are a victim of any crime.

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SUNY Geneseo's
Sexual misconduct Policy

"At Geneseo, active consent is freely given, mutually clear, and understandable words or actions that indicate a willingness to participate in a mutually welcome sexual activity. Silence in and of itself cannot be interpreted as active consent."

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Reporting Options

As a SUNY Geneseo student, if you believe that you are the victim of a sexual assault, you have several options available for you.

  1. Report the incident to and pursue criminal charges through a law enforcement agency.

  2. Report the incident to the Dean of Students/Office of Student Conduct & Community Standards.

  3. File a sexual harassment grievance.

  4. Document the incident that has occurred, but do not pursue further actions.

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SUNY GENESEO
Sexual Assault Resources

Victims can contact any of these resources and maintain anonymity

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Additional Information

Books (available from Self-Help Lending Library):

  • Recovering from Rape (2nd Ed.), Linda E. Ledray (1994). 

  • If You are Raped: What Every Woman Needs to Know (Abridged 2nd Ed.), Kathryn M. Johnson (1984, 1993).

  • If She is Raped: A Guidebook for Husbands, Partners, and Male Friends (Abridged 2nd Ed.), Alan W. McEvoy & Jeff B. Brookings (1991). 

  • If He is Raped: A Guidebook for Parents, Partners, Spouses, and Friends, Alan McEvoy (Abridged Ed.), Debbie Rollo, & Jeff Brookings (1998). 

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