Last week, the university announced the release of the Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Task Force report, available here. This effort by the university is a necessary one, and long overdue, considering the scope of the problem of sexual assault on college campuses. This issue matters at Penn State, because chances are that at least one person in your class has experienced sexual violence. How many of us have had a friend tell us they’ve been assaulted? How many of us have been harassed or assaulted ourselves? How many of us are confident that we know what harassment and assault looks like, or when to report it?
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A day after the Associate Pressed quoted him calling the Freeh Report "absurd" and the day the Sexual Assault and Harassment Task Force that he helped lead unveiled its findings, Penn State President Eric Barron released a lengthy letter to the Penn State community "on the challenges facing Penn State University Post-Sandusky."
The Penn State Sexual Assault and Harassment Task Force presented their final report to President Barron today.
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Last July, President Eric Barron created a sexual assault and harassment task force. He urged the committee “to collect, review and provide an evaluation of Penn State’s activities relating to sexual assault and other forms of sexual or gender-based harassment.” The findings have now been released.