Raise Awareness About Sexual Assault

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My program would be more interactive with students to raise awareness about sexual assault. I would persuade the President to have a mandatory in-person class that all students must take. An in-person class would be beneficial because it will force students to attend it. The class will be a one-unit class that meets up once a week. By it being once a week, it will have the student thinking about the class for the semester. On top of that, I would post more flyers raising awareness about sexual assault. The flyers would be put out the week before “Take Back the Night” that Fresno State has so that more students can be encouraged to go to it. The event sometimes has victims talk about their sexual assault and everything they have been through

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