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The Sexual Assault Response Team is dedicated to raising awareness about sexual assault issues in the Georgia Southern Community. It is our hope, that through education and consciousness raising, the incidence and ignorance of sexual assault can be drastically reduced. SART strives to continually update the services offered to sexual assault survivors. Our goal is to communicate to survivors that they are not alone through their recovery. SART sponsors the student organization, Sexual Assault Prevention Advocates (SAPA).

In recent years SART has become actively involved in Sexual Assault Awareness Programming on the national level. SART has been recognized for its outstanding breadth of activities at conferences and by well-known activitists. In 2007, SART founded the Georgia College Sexual Assault Association Network to coordinate efforts throughout the state for legislative reform regarding sexually violent crimes. And in 2008, SART was awarded the Gold Excellence Award from NASPA for programming in the area of Health and Wellness.

If you are interested in joining SART, please contact Dr. Jodi Caldwell at 912.478.5541, or jodic@georgiasouthern.edu. For presentation requests, please contact Angela Ogburn at aogburn@georgiasouthern.edu.


"I've come to believe that rape survivors are encouraged to keep their long silence by a kind of societal magic thinking. 'If we aren't talking about it, maybe it isn't happening.'"

Patricia Weaver Francisco, Telling: A Memoir of Rape and Recovery

Georgia Southern Offices Represented

 


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DISTURBING FACTS
  • 1 in 4 women in the U.S. will be raped


  • In the U.S., a woman is raped every 2 minutes


  • 33-54% of female college students revealed some form of sexual victimization


  • 84% of all rapes are committed by someone known to the victim


  • According to the FBI, less than 10% of rapes are reported to the police


  • 84% of college men who committed rape said that what they did was definitely not rape


  • 25% of male college students admitted to engaging in some form of sexual aggression


  • 42% of college women who are raped tell no one about their assault
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    Sexual Assault Response Team (SART)
    Georgia Southern University
    Forest Drive
    Georgia Southern University
    Statesboro, GA 30460-8011
    Phone: 912.478.5541
    Fax: 912.478.0834

    The SART website is maintained by Jodi Caldwell, Ph.D. and Scott A. Sokoloski, Ph.D., and was last updated on 11/10/2009. Please contact us with questions or comments.