The victim does not have to be of the opposite sex. Leering or other offensive gestures. Unnecessary physical contact such as touching, patting, pinching, etc. Unwelcome advances, propositions, invitations or demands for sexual favors. Sexually oriented jokes, comments, conduct or gestures which, although not directed at, are overheard or witnessed by someone who finds such behavior offensive.
Harassers are often surprised to learn that their behavior is perceived as offensive.
Here are some guidelines for examining your own behavior. Review your attitudes and actions toward others. Do not assume that others enjoy sexually oriented comments or remarks about their appearance or being stared at or touched. Do not assume that others will tell you if they are offended by what you do. Imagine yourself a victim of unwanted sexual attention by someone who has control over your grades, your career, or your livelihood.