The University of Toledo

Sexual Assault Education and Prevention Program

The mission of UT Sexual Assault Education and Prevention Program is to create a campus community free of abuse, harassment, and other forms of sexual and intimate partner violence, in which students enjoy equitable, nonviolent relationships.  SAEPP provides educational programming addressing the role that everyone can take in creating a violence-free UT.  SAEPP is also dedicated to providing advocacy services to survivors of violence, including crisis intervention, assistance with medical, legal, academic, and personal issues.

 Prevention Through Education

1. Presentations, trainings & workshops for classes, student groups, faculty and staff
2. Educational materials
3. Speakers and special events
4. The Clothesline Project: a visual display bearing witness to violence against women
5. SAEPP student group: UTURN-UT United for Respect and Nonviolence
6. Internship and volunteer opportunities

 Services for Survivors

• Confidential support and information for survivors of sexual and intimate partner violence, stalking, and sexual harassment.
• Accompaniment through the medical and legal process following an act of violence.
• Linkages to University and  community services
• Help with the medical and criminal justice systems
• Information for friends and family members of survivors
• Assistance and referrals for stalking, sexual harassment, dating and domestic violence

 

Where can I go for help? The Sexual Assault Education And Prevention Program Rocket Hall Room 1810 419.530.3431 Angela Spoerl, MSW, LISW-S Clinical Social Worker Angela.Spoerl@utoledo.edu   UT Counseling Center 419.530.2426 UT Psychology Clinic 419.530.2721 YWCA H.O.P.E. Center 24-hour Rape Crisis Hotline 419.241.7273 YWCA Battered Women's Shelter 419.241.7386

Toledo Police Department 911 UT Police Department 419.530.2600