Sexual Assault Awareness

Tonya L. Rider | September 22 | 11:30 AM-12:30 PM | Room 3020

As an educator at a higher education institution, this presenter sees firsthand the struggles that many students have with making the adjustment to college life. That "adjustment period" often leaves students vulnerable to peer pressure and risky behaviors.

Presentation Objectives:

  • Educate the audience on what constitutes sexual assault
  • Outline the differences between sexual contact and sexual conduct
  • Describe how a victim of sexual assault may act after being victimized
  • Present strategies on how to combat this behavior on campuses and in our community

About the Presenter

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Tonya L. Rider, MOL

Tonya L. Rider is a retired law enforcement and full-time faculty member at Bowling Green State University. With an extensive background in Sexual Assault Investigation, Tonya consults with the Ohio Attorney General by delivering training on Domestic Violence and Non-Stranger Sexual Assault. Tonya has a Master’s degree in Organizational Leadership from Lourdes University, and appears in a weekly show, “Cold Justice,” on the Oxygen Channel.

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