College students are a relatively vulnerable population when it comes to sexual assault.  Students are often young and relatively inexperienced in relationships.  Many students are away from home for the first time, and eager to develop new friendships.  As a result, they cana be quick to trust strangers, even those who may not be trustworthy.  Students' use of alcohol also makes them more vulmerable.

Preventing sexual assault is everyone's business.  To find prevention tops for both male and female students. follow the attachments below.

If you've been assaulted, follow the attachments below to:

1)  understand typical reactions to sexual assault and

2)  understand your choices and resources.

If you are a faculty or staff member responding to sexual assault, follow the attachment below to view OIT's protocol for faculty and staff response.

Links
Student Health Center
The Student Health Center provides general medical care for illnesses and accidents, medical referral and counseling. A registered nurse, nurse practitioner and health educator are available throughout the school day for patient care. A physician is available by appointment during posted hours.
Counseling Services
Counselors are available to discuss personal, academic and career concerns, to help students through difficulties or to make referrals, when neecessary, to community resources. All sessions are confidential and free of charge.
http://www.911rape.org
http://www.klamathcrisiscenter.org