Clery Report for SLU
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| SLU Campus |
By decision of the victims none of the rapes are being investigated by the St. Louis police. Instead the incidents are being handled by the Title IX office. Coordinator Anna Kratky had an interesting view on the situation, "I would be very worried if our numbers were zero, right, because we know these things are happening. And if they are happening, we need to know about it so we can help our students"
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| Anna Kratky, Title IX Coordinator |
It is interesting to note that Washington University and UMLS have had zero reports of rape. Also a university twice the size of St. Louis University, the University of Missouri-Columbia, has the same number. Kratky feels like there aren't more incidents at SLU but that students are more comfortable reporting them. "When you say the number five what that means to me is that students here at SLU know how to report, they know where my office is and who I am, and they know how to get the support and resources that they may need after something like this happens,”.
More Info on Title IX and The Fight to End Rape on Campus
Based on statistics showing that an estimated 20-25% of female students will encounter some sort of sexual assault on campus then Kratky's stance makes perfect sense. Sadly preventing these crimes completely is nearly impossible but at least on campuses like SLU victims will have a safe place to turn to so they can get the help they need.
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