The team's goal is to minimize the trauma that victims experience - instead of spending days and hours at different agencies, the victim can simultaneously consult with all the appropriate officials. Another project proposes to educate international students about appropriate safety precautions. Such students are often victimized because perpetrators confuse them about cultural expectations. A social norms campaign will focus on methods of talking to students about sexual assault. Education may help dispel the sexual stereotypes portrayed by popular culture, according to Beeman.
Girls are portrayed as gatekeepers, it is their job to keep men from going too far.
Such attitudes place responsibility on women for being raped and contribute to the prevalence of sexual assault. On-campus counseling is completely confidential, but students who wish to remain anonymous may call and speak to a licensed professional during business hours. Support meetings like the Sexual Assault Survivor Group are also available through the Counseling Center. Sexual assault can have many psychological ramifications and victims may wish seek counseling to help them cope with their emotions. The Counseling Center helps victims find solutions that accommodate their needs.