Contact
Krista Ellington
Georgia Network to End Sexual Assault
kellington@gnesa.org
404.815.5261
When
Monday, April 16, 2018 8 am to 5 pm EDT and Tuesday, April 17, 2018 8 am to 5 pm EDT and Wednesday, April 18, 2018 8 am to 5 pm EDTAdd to Calendar
Sexual Assault: A Community and
Campus Team Approach
April 16 - 18, 2018, Swainsboro
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*Victim Response to Sexual Assault
*Victim, Perpetrator Characteristics
*Neurobiology of Trauma
*Challenges of disclosure/report
*Tips for talking with victims
*A Survivor’s story
*Sexual Assault Response Teams (SARTs)
*Title IX & Clery: Reporting Requirements for Campus officers
*Response and Investigation of Sexual Assault
-First Responders
-Lead Investigator/Supervisor
-Victim Interviews
-Investigative Response
-Lead Development
-Misconceptions vs Realities of Sexual Assault
-Suspect Interviews
*Sexual Assault Typologies
*Crime Scene Processing & Documentation
Three Day FREE Police Training
Sexual Assault: A Community and Campus Team Approach
24 Hour Law Enforcement Training
April 16, 17, & 18, 2018
East Georgia State College
131 College Circle, Swainsboro, GA 30401
*24 hours POST Credit Available (Must attend full 24 hour class in order to receive POST credits)
Please note that attendance is required at all three days of the training for all attendees
This training is aimed at enhancing the skills of community and campus officers working sexual assault crimes.
Topics addressed will include:
*Legal Definitions of Sexual Assault*Victim Response to Sexual Assault
*Victim, Perpetrator Characteristics
*Neurobiology of Trauma
*Challenges of disclosure/report
*Tips for talking with victims
*A Survivor’s story
*Sexual Assault Response Teams (SARTs)
*Title IX & Clery: Reporting Requirements for Campus officers
*Response and Investigation of Sexual Assault
-First Responders
-Lead Investigator/Supervisor
-Victim Interviews
-Investigative Response
-Lead Development
-Misconceptions vs Realities of Sexual Assault
-Suspect Interviews
*Sexual Assault Typologies
*Crime Scene Processing & Documentation
This training is supported by funding from the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council.