EDUCATION about and PREVENTION against gender and relationship violence
The Rocky Mountain Campus Safety Summit
A conference on preventing and responding to gender-based violence on college campuses.
About the Conference
The Rocky Mountain Campus Safety Summit is a regional and affordable two-day conference for college and university administrators, faculty, staff, and students interested in improving their campus efforts to prevent and respond to sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and stalking. The third annual Summit is scheduled for June 13 – 14, 2018 on the campus of Colorado College in Colorado Springs. The Rocky Mountain Campus Safety Summit will host national experts, and encourage the sharing of best practices among participants.
The Summit is designed for key college personnel from the states of Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and Wyoming. Those invited include: Title IX officers, college/university legal representatives, public safety officers, residential life and student affairs personnel, athletic directors, women’s center staff, student leaders, health and counseling professionals, and other campus and community representatives interested in campus safety.
Thanks to corporate and foundation sponsors and partnerships, we are able to keep Rocky Mountain Campus Safety Summit registration fees extremely affordable. Our rationale is to encourage campuses to send multi-disciplinary teams to attend, increasing the impact of the Summit on every campus represented. We are committed to hosting a wide range of regional campus safety representatives at every Summit, while maintaining the highest quality conference of its kind.
The Rocky Mountain Campus Safety Summit is the result of a collaborative relationship between Colorado College and Jana’s Campaign, Inc. Utilizing their expertise and knowledge of the field, both Colorado College and Jana’s Campaign, Inc. provides conference coordination and facilitation for the Summit. Other colleges, universities, and gender-based advocacy groups are participating as supporters and collaborators for this project.
The Summit is designed for key college personnel from the states of Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and Wyoming. Those invited include: Title IX officers, college/university legal representatives, public safety officers, residential life and student affairs personnel, athletic directors, women’s center staff, student leaders, health and counseling professionals, and other campus and community representatives interested in campus safety.
Thanks to corporate and foundation sponsors and partnerships, we are able to keep Rocky Mountain Campus Safety Summit registration fees extremely affordable. Our rationale is to encourage campuses to send multi-disciplinary teams to attend, increasing the impact of the Summit on every campus represented. We are committed to hosting a wide range of regional campus safety representatives at every Summit, while maintaining the highest quality conference of its kind.
The Rocky Mountain Campus Safety Summit is the result of a collaborative relationship between Colorado College and Jana’s Campaign, Inc. Utilizing their expertise and knowledge of the field, both Colorado College and Jana’s Campaign, Inc. provides conference coordination and facilitation for the Summit. Other colleges, universities, and gender-based advocacy groups are participating as supporters and collaborators for this project.
Speakers and program information
Patty Crawford, Former Title IX Coordinator, Baylor University
Featured speaker, Patty Crawford, former Title IX Coordinator for Baylor University, will talk about her experiences with the school's sexual assault scandal. During her time at Baylor, Crawford worked with hundreds of sexual assault and intimate partner violence victims and survivors. Although she improved Baylor's Title IX policies and procedures, she ultimately filed an official complaint with the Office for Civil Rights and resigned her position. The presentation will focus on her experiences with the hope of helping other institutions with their responses to gender and relationship violence.
Patty Crawford became the university's first full-time Title IX Coordinator when she joined Baylor in November 2014. Frustrated with the lack of institutional support, Crawford resigned two years later. Crawford is dedicated to ending corrupt practices and continues to assist institutions and organizations across the country with Title IX compliance and violence prevention.
Featured speaker, Patty Crawford, former Title IX Coordinator for Baylor University, will talk about her experiences with the school's sexual assault scandal. During her time at Baylor, Crawford worked with hundreds of sexual assault and intimate partner violence victims and survivors. Although she improved Baylor's Title IX policies and procedures, she ultimately filed an official complaint with the Office for Civil Rights and resigned her position. The presentation will focus on her experiences with the hope of helping other institutions with their responses to gender and relationship violence.
Patty Crawford became the university's first full-time Title IX Coordinator when she joined Baylor in November 2014. Frustrated with the lack of institutional support, Crawford resigned two years later. Crawford is dedicated to ending corrupt practices and continues to assist institutions and organizations across the country with Title IX compliance and violence prevention.
Anne Munch, J.D- Former Prosecutor and Gender-Based Violence Subject Matter Expert
Anne Munch is an attorney with twenty-seven years of experience as a career prosecutor and advocate for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking. As a subject matter expert for the United States Air Force, the United States Army and the United States Navy, Anne has worked extensively on the development of the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response programs in the military.
Anne Munch’s enthusiasm and passion for her work have been described as “contagious.” She understands the complexity of crimes involving violence against women and the inherent challenges faced by victims. She is dedicated to improving our response to crimes of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking
Anne Munch is an attorney with twenty-seven years of experience as a career prosecutor and advocate for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking. As a subject matter expert for the United States Air Force, the United States Army and the United States Navy, Anne has worked extensively on the development of the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response programs in the military.
Anne Munch’s enthusiasm and passion for her work have been described as “contagious.” She understands the complexity of crimes involving violence against women and the inherent challenges faced by victims. She is dedicated to improving our response to crimes of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking
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Registration, hotels, and location
Call for proposals
Submission Deadline April 13, 2018
The Rocky Mountain Campus Safety Summit is a regional and affordable two-day workshop for college and university administrators, faculty, staff, and students interested in improving their campus efforts to prevent and respond to sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and stalking. The summit is designed for key college personnel including: Title IX officers, college/university legal representatives, public safety officers, residential life and student affairs personnel, athletic directors, women’s center staff, student leaders, health and counseling professionals, and other campus and community representatives interested in campus safety.
We are calling for proposal submissions focusing on the prevention of and response to gender-based violence on college campuses. Potential sessions may focus on gender-based violence as it relates to university policies and procedures, prevention programming, engaging college men, victim services & coordinated response, off-campus partnerships, and campus climate assessments, and other related topics.
To submit a proposal, include:
Please send all proposals to janascampaign@gmail.com by April 13, 2018. We will notify you on the status of your submission by April 23, 2018. If you have any questions, please contact summit coordinator Tiffani Clark at tclark@janascampaign.org.
The Rocky Mountain Campus Safety Summit is a regional and affordable two-day workshop for college and university administrators, faculty, staff, and students interested in improving their campus efforts to prevent and respond to sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and stalking. The summit is designed for key college personnel including: Title IX officers, college/university legal representatives, public safety officers, residential life and student affairs personnel, athletic directors, women’s center staff, student leaders, health and counseling professionals, and other campus and community representatives interested in campus safety.
We are calling for proposal submissions focusing on the prevention of and response to gender-based violence on college campuses. Potential sessions may focus on gender-based violence as it relates to university policies and procedures, prevention programming, engaging college men, victim services & coordinated response, off-campus partnerships, and campus climate assessments, and other related topics.
To submit a proposal, include:
- Presenter Information (Name, Title, Institution/Organization, Phone, Email)
- Working Title
- Short Description (3-6 sentences)
- Participant track (beginner, intermediate or advanced)
- Session format (presentation, panel, round table, etc.)
- What campus entities will most benefit from this session? (campus police, student affairs, students, etc.)
Please send all proposals to janascampaign@gmail.com by April 13, 2018. We will notify you on the status of your submission by April 23, 2018. If you have any questions, please contact summit coordinator Tiffani Clark at tclark@janascampaign.org.
past summits
2016 Rocky Mountain Campus Safety Summit
Proposed Summit Topics
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Summit Objectives
Campus leaders will be encouraged to develop a team of key campus stakeholders to create a comprehensive and integrated approach to preventing and responding to gender-based violence at their institutions. Furthermore, promoting a focused and coherent system of support that encourages respectful, non-violent relationships will also be addressed. The summit’s ultimate goal is to transform area colleges and universities to:
- Prevent abusive behaviors by engaging faculty, staff, and students in promoting healthy relationships;
- Ensure that the institution is prepared to respond promptly and effectively to incidents and reports of violence when they do occur; and
- Ultimately to change campus norms so that campus members hold themselves and each other to respectful and non-violent standards of interpersonal behavior.
The conceptual framework for this educational summit was developed with the assistance of the report Beyond Title IX: Guidelines for Preventing and Responding to Gender-Based Violence in Higher Education.
This document was developed by Futures Without Violence and the Avon Foundation for Women.
This document was developed by Futures Without Violence and the Avon Foundation for Women.
Summit Coordinators
Tiffani Clark, Jana's Campaign
John Lauer, Colorado College |
Summit Sponsors
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2017 Summit Feedback
"I feel refreshed and ready to make changes with my organization and the university I work closely with." “Definitely expanded my knowledge on prevention” "I have a notebook filled with ideas!” |
“As a student, I’ve learned so much that I want to bring to my campus” “Helpful topics, engaging speakers and nice environment” "One thing for sure is that I will reconsider the way prevention work is handled on my campus" |
Regional Summits
Based off of a highly successful model, the Rocky Mountain Campus Safety Summit is one of four regional summits. Other Campus Safety Summits include: The Midwest Campus Safety Summit (Muncie, IN), the Heartland Campus Safety Summit (Overland Park, KS), and the Campus Safety Summit in conjunction with the national Conference on Crimes Against Women (Dallas, TX). Together, these summits have attracted hundreds of participants from dozens of states across the United States.
Exhibitor Space
If you are interested in having a booth space at the summit, please contact us.
