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While colleges across the country face scrutiny for their handling of sexual assault cases, UNC wrestling Coach C.D. Mock has caused a stir after posting his opinions about his son’s ongoing sexual assault investigation.
Korra is a white German Shepherd puppy. Andrea Pino, a recent UNC graduate, adopted Korra to help her cope with the effects of her sexual assault. Courtesy of Andrea Pino.
You might have seen it amidst your start-of-the-semester emails. In between syllabuses and listserv emails is a message from the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs. I skimmed it, expecting to find another message about contextualized grades. Instead, I found evidence of a step forward from UNC’s administration.
Not all disabilities are visible.
Editor’s note: The following letter was originally published in The University Echo, the student newspaper of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. It appears below in modified form.
1: Engagement with University and state politics. Youth turnout for November’s midterm elections was low for multiple reasons, but among them was the belief that voting can do little good. They were correct in one sense, but only because voting is most effective as the culmination of longer-term political awareness and legwork that prefigures the choices voters face on election day.
North Carolina is one of two states that tries 16- and 17-year-olds as adult offenders — and some advocates want to change a state law they call harmful to adolescents.
In January 2014, the Sexual Assault Task Force was only about halfway through its work. Throughout the spring and summer, members convened as often as once a week to wrestle with definitions, sanctions and the structure of the disciplinary process.
Despite protests from professors nationwide, the Association of American Universities is moving forward with a survey on campuses’ sexual assault climate — and UNC might be among the participants.
S o you’re home for the holidays and your aunt/cousin/sibling/parent wants to talk about the protests in Ferguson. Or perhaps your drunk uncle is complaining about sexual assault scandals and the suspension of the University of Virginia’s fraternities. Maybe your cousin is pissed that marriage equality is now the law in North Carolina.
I t is no secret that the way we currently handle sexual misconduct cases within both the criminal justice system and the university system is flawed.
Less than a year after joining UNC as Title IX coordinator, Howard Kallem is leaving for a similar position at Duke University.
As allegations of rape continue to surface against Bill Cosby, High Point University has joined the growing list of businesses and colleges that have either ended or suspended ties with the comedian.
Five sexual misconduct cases were sanctioned for violating the University’s sexual assault and discrimination policy between August 2012 and August 2014.
In November 2004, Chelsea Barnes wrote a chilling poem.
Let’s talk about sex.
Cold World
For UNC student-athletes who have taken the pledge, it’s on them to end sexual assault and interpersonal violence.
UNC, still in the midst of three federal investigations for charges of mishandling sexual assault reports and statistics, now has a man dedicated to getting them right.
My parents and I never had the talk.
