The initial college information session is a good time to examines an institution’s sexual violence prevention and response efforts. Below are suggested questions that will help to determine what schools are doing to foster a Culture of Respect.

• What prevention programs are in place on your campus?
• Do you require all first year and transfer students to attend prevention programs?
• How frequently do you require ongoing prevention training for students during the four years?
• Are faculty members trained to talk to students who might come to them with complaints of sexual misconduct?
• Are prevention programs specific to campus groups, i.e. athletic teams, clubs, fraternities, and sororities?
• Do you have student-run sexual violence organizations?
• Is your school under investigation for a Title IX violation?
• Do you conduct regular climate surveys on sexual violence? Are the results available?
• How easily accessible are your Clery statistics?
• Do you have a dedicated victim advocate to help survivors with medical/recovery and adjudication decisions?
• Do you provide housing and educational accommodations for survivors?
• Do you provide counseling for survivors?
• What is your policy on sanctions for students found responsible for sexual misconduct?
• Do you have a method for anonymous reporting of sexual violence?
• Do you track anonymous reports of perpetration to help identify patterns of campus sexual violence?