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The Office of the Dean of Students serves as a resource to the entire University community through its efforts to meet the educational and developmental needs of students related to community standards, conflict management and resolution, civility, and respect for self and others.

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Some of the services offered by the Office of the Dean of Students include advocating for all students, educational programs, faculty-student collaboration, conflict resolution, and the disciplinary process.

Associate Vice President & Dean of Students
Matthew R Cameron
Landon 303
305-899-3085
mcameron@barry.edu

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These University policies and guidelines are established for students who seek information and assistance should they be a survivor of, accused of, or a witness to sexual misconduct. It is the University鈥檚 desire to create a supportive climate that will encourage individuals to report incidents of sexual misconduct. The Policy on Sexual Misconduct is designed to achieve the following goals:

• Provide compassionate and prompt support services.
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• Create a campus environment that both facilitates and expedites the prompt reporting of sexual misconduct.
• Cultivate a climate of community empowerment and education in which behaviors that contribute to sexual misconduct are not tolerated.

Bystanders are the largest group of people involved in violence 鈥� they greatly outnumber both the perpetrators and the victims. Bystanders have a range of involvement in assaults. Some know that a specific assault is happening or will happen, some see an assault or potential assault in progress, and some know that assaults do happen. Regardless of how close to the assault they are, bystanders have the power stop assaults from occurring and to get help for people who have been victimized.

Take the example of the typical perpetrator of college sexual assaults. Most are men who are outwardly charming, have a lot of friends, and don't consider their actions to be wrong (Lisak, 2002). People who know this person (bystanders), and are potentially friends with this person, often do not want women they care about (sisters, friends, etc.) to date or hang around this man. When his behavior is directed at other women whom they are not close to, they often do not think it is a situation in which they need to get involved.

Bystanders often know that this person鈥檚 behavior is inappropriate and potentially illegal, but may not know what they can do to make a difference.

We have all been bystanders in our lives, and we will all be in situations where we are bystanders in the future. The choice, then, becomes whether we are going to be active bystanders who speak up and say something, or whether we will be passive bystanders who stand by and say nothing.
We are not advocating that people risk their own safety in order to be an active bystander. Remember, there is a range of actions that are appropriate, depending on the situation. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, calling 911 is the best action a bystander can take.

As opposed to being the bystander who stands by and does nothing, we want to create a culture of bystanders who are actively engaged in the prevention of violence.

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Office of Articulation
Department of Education
articulation@fldoe.org
850-245-0427

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