Jordan & Mary sexual assault

Part one: closed-ended questions

1. Whats your class standing at Texas State?
2. What gender do you identify as?
3. Have you previously experienced or witnessed any form of sexual assault?
4. Do you ever feel sexual assault is a problem at TSU?
5. Do you believe TSU does a well enough job of preventing future sexual assaults? 

Part two: open-eneded questions

1. Full name, major, age
2. Define sexual assault 
3. Have you previously experienced or witnessed any form of sexual assault? If so, explain.
4. What can you do, personally, to prevent sexual assault?
5. What should TSU do to discourage/condemn sexual assault, and how can they better help the victims on campus? 

Part one:

1. Senior
2. Female
3. No
4. Yes
5. They could do more

Part two:

1. Katie Anderson; Music Ed.; 21; K_A128@txstate.edu
2. Any unwanted touch without consent
3. Not firsthand, but has heard stories
4. Not be a bystander, promote consent, be vocal and supportive
5. Bobcat preview lecture, support groups, consent education, better counseling.

Part one:

1. Junior
2. Male
3. No
4. No
5. Yes

Part two:

1. Zachary Blue; Sound Recording Technology; 22, zachblue@txstate.edu

Part one:

1. Junior
2. Female
3. Yes
4. Yes
5. Yes

Part two:

1. Alicia Martinez; Psychology; 20
2. Any unwanted, sexual comment or physical touch
3. Was drugged at a party, woke up delirious but "felt what had happened"
4. If you see someone struggling, help them. Be aware of your surroundings and others.
5. Universities in general should care more about students rather than schools image.

Part one:

1. Junior
2. Female
3. Yes
4. Yes
5. They could do more

Part two:

1. Katherine Huizar; Business Marketing; 20
2. When someone forces you to do something sexual without consent. No until for sure yes.
3. Someone she knew took advantage of her in a drunken state. "Knew what happened without knowing for sure."
4. Be more aware of surroundings and others. Step up to help others.
5. She believes that we could always do more but no matter how much we do, it'll still happen 

Kelly Youngs 

Part 1: 

1. Junior

2. female, straight

3.yes

4. yes

5. no, not enough 

part 2:

1. Kelly Youngs; Anthropology major, 20

2. "anything that happens without explicit consent of both parties involved"

3. has both experienced and seen sexual assault "ive seen what is assumed to be the typical sexual assualt at a party where a guy gets grabby, the girl pulls away and the guy gets more aggressive and grabby before other party goers step in."

4. 
“I’m apart of not on my campus, we try to bring awareness to both student and the community”

5. it is a problem on college campuses in general " the first step to remedying sexual assault on campuses is awareness, I'm apart of Not on my Campus, a student run organization our goal is to educate the campus and surrounding community about sexual assault and destigmatizing it."

Julissa Perry
Part1:
1. Senior
2. straight female
3. yes
4. no
5. not nearly enough, is being done on this campus or other college campuses around the U.S.
Part 2:
1. Julissa Perry, electronic media major, 21
2. “the worst thing you could ever do to another person” “it can be characterized by any sexual conduct without consent” 
3. has not experienced sexual assault but has seen it in action
4. "Listen to anyone who has been through sexual assault and needs someone to talk to, and continue to educate my self on the topic" 
5. “consent needs to be taught at a younger age by college you either know or don’t know” “as a child you now not to take another child’s toy, you know not to grab something that isn’t yours.” “I think parents should take it one step further and in the most appropriate way explain consent” 

"college campuses just happen to be the right environment to almost normalize sexual assault"