Michael and Tre's Interview Sources

PART 1: 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 2: 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? 

MELVIN AYALA

PART 1:

1. Senior

2. Male

3. No

4. Yes. It's a problem no matter where you go

5. Yes. They have blue lamp posts (emergency posts) around campus.

PART 2:

1. Melvin Ayala, Electronic Media major, 21

2. Any unwanted contact from one person to the other with intention of sexual acts

3. No

4. When you're with someone you like, get consent first. If I witness I'll be quick to speak up or notify.

5. Do announcements over sexual assault. Tell the type of punishment. Tell students about campus police number if ever in that situation.

MORGAN MCCLURE

PART 1:

1. Sophomore 

2. Female

3. Yes

4. Yes

5. Yes

PART 2:

1. Morgan McClure, Psychology major, 21

2. Making someone feel uncomfortable in any way, comments, brushing shoulder sexually

3. Saw a girl at a party getting assaulted. Me and friends rushed to her aid.

4. Be aware of my surrounding, watch out for other girls. Cautious of what drinks I pick up. Be vocal if you see something.

5. Needs to be talked about more (seminar, flyers), the more we talk about it the more it discourages guys because it's how they're raised and surroundings so talking more will help spread the issue.

CRYSTAL LOPEZ

PART 1:

1. Junior

2. Female

3. Yes

4. Yes

5. They could do more

PART 2:

1. Crystal Ann Lopez, Theater major, 20

2. Any unwanted contact

3. It happened at a house party. My friend was looking for me but I was locked in the room with him and I couldn't get out. He kept pulling me into the bed and like...you know? My friend finally burst in and we left.

4. Stay sober and stay with friends. Don't be with someone you don't know.

5. They have men against violence. [Sexual Assault] happens at places you don't expect to happen. Know sexual assault is a real thing. More clubs and advocates to talk about experiences. Let people know how prominent it is.

JARED CROSBY

PART 1:

1. Senior

2. Male

3. No

4. No

5. They could do more

PART 2:

1. Jared Crosby, Biology major, 24

2. "Rape", anything sexual that's not consensual 

3. No

4. Good communication

5. Have an organized group, or pass out flyers to raise awareness

BIANA BONAVENTURE

PART 1:

1. Grad student, Psychology major, 24

2. Female

3. Yes

4. Yes

5. They could do more

PART 2:

1. Biana Bonaventure, 

2. Any type of sexual contact that someone does not consent to

3. Yes, I have witnessed guys take sexual advantage of girls at parties

4. I can advocate for anyone going through this situation and educate others

5. Raising more awareness and a place where people can report.