sexual misconduct
Student survey results available
The University of Missouri System recently released the results of student climate surveys taken on each of the four UM System campuses. The surveys, which gauge students’ experiences and opinions on sexual misconduct, were conducted in April 2019. Results of Missouri S&T’s student climate survey are available on the S&T Title IX website.
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Deadline extended for student survey
Undergraduate and graduate students at S&T are asked to complete the 2019 Student Survey on Sexual Misconduct. The survey is designed to help the university to better understand student experiences and opinions concerning sexual violence and harassment so we can work to foster safer and more supportive campus communities. It will close on Friday, May 10.
Read More »Student survey closes soon
Undergraduate and graduate students at S&T received an email with a link to the 2019 Student Survey on Sexual Misconduct. The survey is designed to help the university to better understand student experiences and opinions concerning sexual violence and harassment so we can work to foster safer and more supportive campus communities. It will close on Saturday, May 4.
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Check your email for survey link
You’re invited to complete the 2019 Student Survey on Sexual Misconduct, which collects information on the scope of sexual violence experienced by our students as well as how current programming, training and response efforts are performing. The survey, which has been emailed to students, is voluntary and all responses are anonymous. You can be entered in to win one of two $250 bookstore gift cards.
Read More »Student survey on sexual misconduct begins today
Undergraduate and graduate students at S&T will receive an email today (Thursday, April 4) with a link to the 2019 Student Survey on Sexual Misconduct. The survey is designed to help the university to better understand student experiences and opinions concerning sexual violence and harassment so we can work to foster safer and more supportive campus communities.
Read More »Student survey to focus on sexual misconduct
The 2019 Student Survey on Sexual Misconduct allows the university to better understand student experiences and opinions concerning sexual violence and harassment so we can work to foster safer and more supportive campus communities. The survey will open on Thursday, April 4; you will get an email with a survey link from Neil Outar, Title IX coordinator, on April 4. The survey is voluntary and all responses are anonymous.
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