Want to know how you can be part of ending sexual violence at Dartmouth?
Here are 3 ways that you can get involved:

1. EDUCATE YOURSELF
Read the 2014 SPCSA RECOMMENDATIONS
Learn what culture and policy changes the community is calling for
Find them here<https://dartmouthspcsa.files.wordpress.com/2014/10/2014-spcsa-recommendations.pdf> or visit our website<http://dartmouthspcsa.wordpress.com/> for more information

If you've already read them then....

2. ATTEND THE SPCSA TOWN HALL
*DATE CHANGED* TO THURSDAY NOVEMBER 6
Learn whats being asked of you as a student and why
6PM @ Fahey Ground Floor Common Room
RSVP HERE<http://goo.gl/forms/3PpbAOKZze> so we have enough pie

If you are planning on attending this then...

3. APPLY FOR THE ELIZABETH A. HOFFMAN MINI GRANT
Get up to $750 to support your research into one of our biggest social problems
Contribute to the community through original research into sexual violence
Open to students of all classes
Application form for both 15W and 15S attached
DUE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 11 5PM


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The Student and Presidential Committee on Sexual Assault 2014
Murylo Batista ’15 // Mackenzie Boss ‘15 // Rachel Funk ’15 // Sutton Higgins ’15 // Jake Levine ‘15 // Sophia Pedlow ’15 // Matt Ross ’15 // Carla Sung Ah Yoon ’15 // Hank Balaban ‘16 // Casidhe-Nicole Bethancourt ‘16 // John Damianos ’16 // Lily Fagin ’16 // Shagun Herur ’16 // Shanet Hinds ’16  // Victoria Nevel ’16 // Francis Slaughter’16 // Gabby Bozarth ’17 // Jeremiah Douchee ’17 //  Katherine McAvoy ’17


SPCSA MISSION:
1. Be an educated, engaged and constant leader in Dartmouth's efforts to end sexual violence.
2. Advocate for the most important action to the people who need to hear it most.
3. Improve communication between the administration and students.