Stalking On Campus Webinar
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In the last decade, we have witnessed and participated, to varying degrees, in the boom of technology. This webinar will begin with an overview of stalking, explore cyberstalking as experienced at college campuses across the United States, and provide general legal remedies related to technology and sexual violence. A presenter from the National Stalking Resource Center of the National Center for Victims of Crime will lead the presentation.
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Stalking On Campus Webinar
- 1. CALCASA Campus Webinar Series Stalking on Campus October 27, 2009
- 3. October Webinar I. CALCASA Announcements II. Technical Instructions III. Rebecca Dreke VI. Q&A
- 5. How To Use The Technology Raise Hand Q & A Text Chat PowerPoint Slides
- 6. Stalking on Campus Raise hand and use chat to answer, if you wish How many of you integrate stalking into your campus program?
- 7. Stalking on Campus Presented by: Rebecca Dreke, rdreke@ncvc.org
- 20. Instant Messaging Where am I? At Library – 3 rd Floor Stacks
- 27. Twitter
- 45. Reasons for Not Reporting Stalking
- 46. Addressing Stalking on Campus
- 52. University of New Hampshire
- 53. Virginia Tech
Editor's Notes
- More on using technology to stalk in a later workshop
- Sample Delivery: “Neither cell phones nor phone companies really support long-term archiving of text messages. So take a photo of the screen and work with law enforcement to document harassing messages.” Story from Maryland – June 2005: Discreetly holding her cell phone by her leg as she sat in her ex-boyfriend's car, Kelly Lazo screamed for help with the quiet typing of text messages. In one of the first messages, she typed, "I need help. My boyfriend, he's trying to go to New York with me and I don't want to go there.“ Eventually, in a flurry of messages to her sister, Ms. Lazo was able to say what highway signs she was passing. Nassau County police stopped the car on the Long Island Expressway and arrested Mr. Machuca, 23, who was charged with kidnapping in both the state of Maryland and New York.
- THERE ARE NO DEFINITIVE CATEGORIES OF STALKERS!
- Sexual gratification: voyeurism Planning to commit a crime: Rapists