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Dartmouth students come to campus with very different backgrounds, levels of knowledge, and comfort with talking about sexual violence. The Sexual Violence Prevention Project (SVPP) First-Year Experience was intentionally designed through research and with the help of upper-level students to ensure all first-years are on the same page and can build on this foundation throughout their time at Dartmouth.
The components of the SVPP First-Year Experience will introduce students to the following concepts regarding each of the four outcomes:
Survey
(Collects data to begin to evaluate the effectiveness of the SVPP)
Pre-Arrival & New Student Orientation
(Provide foundational knowledge of sexual violence and an overview of Dartmouth's approach to sexual violence prevention)
Pre-Arrival: EVERFI's Sexual Assault Prevention online course
Orientation: Introduction to Dartmouth's Sexual Violence Prevention Project
First-Year Sessions
(Provide first-level skill-building and practice in the four outcomes)
Resources & Support 1 (fall term)
Positive Relationships & Sex 1 (winter term)
EVERFI's Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging online course (spring term)
Bystander Intervention 1 (spring term)
Please go to DartHub and choose Courses and Grades, then click the Sexual Violence Prevention Project tile (SVPP Portal) to view your "To Do" list, Upcoming Sessions that you may have been pre-registered for, to register for new sessions, and to complete any makeup sessions.
For technical issues related to the SVPP Portal, please contact IT at DCOL.SysTech@dartmouth.edu.
Survey
(Collects data to begin to evaluate the effectiveness of the SVPP)
Pre-Arrival & New Student Orientation
(Provide foundational knowledge of sexual violence and an overview of Dartmouth's approach to sexual violence prevention)
EVERFI's Sexual Assault Prevention for Undergraduates or Sexual Assault Prevention for Student Athletes - online
Introduction to Sexual Violence Prevention at Dartmouth
First-Year Sessions
(Provide first-level skill-building and practice in the four outcomes)
Resources & Support 1 (fall term)
Positive Relationships & Sex 1 (winter term)
Bystander Intervention 1 (winter term)
Power, Equity, & Belonging 1 (spring term)
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For technical issues related to the SVPP Portal, please contact IT at DCOL.SysTech@dartmouth.edu.
Survey
(Collects data to begin to evaluate the effectiveness of the SVPP)
Pre-Arrival & New Student Orientation
(Provide foundational knowledge, shared language, the College's vision and values; expectations of behavior, Standards of Conduct, students' rights, rules and responsibilities, and resources)
First-Year Sessions
(Provide first-level skill-building and practice in each of the four SVPP outcomes)
Sexual Violence Resources - online (fall term)
Relationship Goals - online (winter term)
EVERFI's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion - online (winter term) check back in February 2023 for a new link to access the course
Recognizing Moments of Potential Harm - online (spring term)
All undergraduate students are REQUIRED to complete their annual SVPP Experience. As a member of the Dartmouth community, every one of us has a role in creating a safe and supportive campus where we don't allow sexual violence to occur. This four-year curriculum is intended to enhance students' skills to actively contribute to sexual violence prevention and increase student wellbeing. The SVPP is asset-based and designed to cultivate and strengthen interpersonal leadership skills that are transferable to other health and wellness concerns (e.g. mental health, high-risk drinking and drug abuse, self-harm and suicide, eating disorders, etc.) and can be used both in and after college. This curriculum is not intended to be punitive, however, in order to hold students accountable to one another, those who do not complete their annual SVPP Experience will be in violation of our Community Standards and receive a conduct sanction.
For more information visit our SVPP FAQ page.
If you are having difficulty completing your requirements for personal reasons and need additional time and/or an accommodation, please contact us at SVPP@Dartmouth.edu to make arrangements. To request an accommodation or program waiver for a personal reason from a confidential resource, please contact Bailey Ray (WISE Campus Advocate) at campus@wiseuv.org.