The alleged gang rape at Cornell University has brought attention to the effectiveness of sexual violence prevention programs and education at colleges. Following significant campus unrest, Cornell President Michael Kotlikoff stated that the university intends to enhance student education on the matter. This incident has prompted a nationwide examination of the efficacy of such initiatives.
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Cornell University case raises questions about sexual assault prevention programs
The alleged gang rape at Cornell University has highlighted concerns regarding the effectiveness of sexual violence prevention programs at colleges. In response to campus unrest, Cornell's president announced plans to improve student education on the issue.
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Experts say Cornell case highlights struggle with sexual assault prevention programs
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Cornell University case raises questions about sexual assault prevention programs