4. NEXT Web-Based Tutorial Terrence Scarborough AET 545 Instructor: Christine Nortz February 10, 2014

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6. NEXT Performance-Based Objectives 1) The student will demonstrate their responsibilities (care, reporting, confidentiality, disclosure) regarding response to sexual assault when in a military environment by playing the role of the counselor, victim and perpetrator with 90% accuracy. 2) The student will know what actions to take to prevent sexual assault when on or off the job without ramifications with 90% accuracy. 3) The student will collaborate and dialogue to effectively communicate about Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention (SHARP) to subordinates and superiors when referring to or using Army policies and regulations with 90% accuracy.

7. To encourage service members and DA civilians to become knowledgeable on SHARP to Intervene, Act, Motivate those that have been sexually assaulted. Instructional Goal NEXT

10. -How many of you have encountered someone who has been sexually assaulted? -How many of you think this training only applies to the military? -How many of you know that men can be sexually assaulted or sexual harassed NEXT

14. Assessment Instructions 1.PICK A CATEGORY 2.PICK A QUESTION 3.CORRECT ANSWER = MANUALLY ENTER SCORE FOR THE TEAM 4.WRONG ANSWER = ZERO (0) POINTS 5.NEXT TEAM PICKS A QUESTION FROM SAME CATEGORY. DOES NOT HAVE TO BE IN ORDER. 6.ADD SCORES MANUALLY 7.TEAM WITH HIGHEST SCORE WINS 8.HAVE FUN

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20. 15 20 25 510 I’ve been sexually assaulted and what should I do ? True or False Restricted Reporting Unrestricted Reporting Roles 5 5 5 5 10 15 20 25 20 Team A Team B Team C Team D Instructor NEXT

21. Topic 1 Question for 5 Points What type of location if any should I go to? Show Answer

22. Topic 1 Answer for 5 Points A Safe Location Back to Board

23. Topic 1 Question for 10 Points Who should I contact? Show Answer

24. Topic 1 Answer for 10 Points Sexual Assault Response Coordinator, Victim Advocate or health care provider. Back to Board

25. Topic 1 Question for 15 Points Who must I also contact at my current workplace were the incident occurred? Show Answer

26. Topic 1 Answer for 15 Points Chain of Command, Law Enforcement (military or civilian). Back to Board

27. Topic 1 Question for 20 Points Show Answer Should I seek medical care as soon as possible?

28. Topic 1 Answer for 20 Points Yes Back to Board

29. Topic 1 Question for 25 Points If you suspect you had been drugged what should you do? Show Answer

30. Topic 1 Answer for 25 Points Request a urine sample be collected. Back to Board

31. Topic 2 Question for 5 Points The acronym SARC stands for Sexual Assault Response Coordinator. Show Answer

32. Topic 2 Answer for 5 Points True Back to Board

33. Topic 2 Question for 10 Points All evidence of an assault should me preserved. Show Answer

34. Topic 2 Answer for 10 Points True Back to Board

35. Topic 2 Question for 15 Points You should conduct personal hygiene after an sexual attack. Show Answer

36. Topic 2 Answer for 15 Points False Back to Board

37. Topic 2 Question for 20 Points You should not tape, record or write down any details you may recall about the sexual attack. Show Answer

38. Topic 2 Answer for 20 Points False Back to Board

39. Topic 2 Question for 25 Points There are two types of reports for Sexual Assault. Show Answer

40. Topic 2 Answer for 25 Points True Back to Board

41. Topic 3 Question for 5 Points Restricted reporting is for whom? Show Answer

42. Topic 3 Answer for 5 Points This option is for victims of sexual assault who wish to confidentially disclose the crime to specifically identified individuals and receive medical treatment and counseling without triggering the official investigative process. Back to Board

43. Topic 3 Question for 10 Points Who is not triggered during this type of report? Show Answer

44. Topic 3 Answer for 10 Points Official Investigators Back to Board

45. Topic 3 Question for 15 Points Victims may discuss the matter with whom under restricted reporting? Show Answer

46. Topic 3 Answer for 15 Points The Chaplain. Back to Board

47. Topic 3 Question for 20 Points Who may make a restricted report? Show Answer

48. Topic 3 Answer for 20 Points Active Duty members, Reserve, National Guard, Military Dependents 18 years of age. Back to Board

49. Topic 3 Question for 25 Points What is a consideration when electing a restricted report? Show Answer

50. Topic 3 Answer for 25 Points You control the release and management of your personal information. Back to Board

51. Topic 4 Question for 5 Points This option is for? Show Answer

52. Topic 4 Answer for 5 Points Victims of sexual assault who desire medical treatment, counseling and an official investigation of the crime. Back to Board

53. Topic 4 Question for 10 Points What are the actions of the healthcare provider? Show Answer

54. Topic 4 Answer for 10 Points Conduct a sexual assault forensic examination (SAFE). Back to Board

55. Topic 4 Question for 15 Points Is unrestricted reporting the same as restricted reporting? Show Answer

56. Topic 4 Answer for 15 Points No Back to Board

57. Topic 4 Question for 20 Points When using unrestricted reporting you should use what? Show Answer

58. Topic 4 Answer for 20 Points Current reporting channels, e.g. chain of command, law enforcement or report the incident to the Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC), or request healthcare providers to notify law enforcement. Back to Board

59. Topic 4 Question for 25 Points What is the actions of the SARC upon notification of a reported sexual assault? Show Answer

60. Topic 4 Answer for 25 Points Immediately assign a Victim Advocate. Back to Board

61. Topic 5 Question for 5 Points What is the role of a SARC? Show Answer

62. Topic 5 Answer for 5 Points To ensure the victims receive appropriate and responsive care. Back to Board

63. Topic 5 Question for 10 Points A person that is the center of gravity when it comes to an sexual assault? Show Answer

64. Topic 5 Answer for 10 Points SARC Back to Board

65. Topic 5 Question for 15 Points Does sexual assault only apply to military personnel? Show Answer

66. Topic 5 Answer for 15 Points No. Back to Board

67. Topic 5 Question for 20 Points What is the role of a Victim Advocate? Show Answer

68. Topic 5 Answer for 20 Points Provides essential support and care to the victim to include providing non- clinical information on available options and resources to assist the victim in making informed decisions as they progress through resolution and healing. Back to Board

69. Topic 5 Question for 25 Points What does the victim advocate maintain? Show Answer

70. Topic 5 Answer for 25 Points Communications and contact with victim. Back to Board

71. Show Question

72. “50 Points” Question What is Sexual Harassment? Show Answer

73. “50 Points” Answer Sexual Harassment is a form of gender discrimination that involves unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature between the same or opposite genders when submission to, or rejection of, such conduct explicitly or implicitly affects an individual’s employment, work performance, or creates a hostile or intimidating work environment. Back to Board

74. End Resources Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention (SHARP) SHARP- Recent Policy/Document Changes Army Live: Army CSA addresses Sexual Assault & Harassment STAND-TO!: SHARP- Special Victim Counsel Program STAND-TO!: SHARP- Enhanced Investigation, Prosecution and Legal Support STAND-TO!: SHARP- Victim Advocacy STAND-TO!: Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention Presidential Proclamation - National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, 2013 Army Sexual Assault Awareness Month Proclamation Sexual Assault Awareness Month Poster SAAM Activities Across the Army L.D.R.S.H.I.P. - Army Values CSA Sends - SHARP 5 Imperatives and Top 10