Sexual assault is the focus of the 13^th Annual Domestic Violence (DV) Summit from 9 am to 4 pm Tuesday, Oct. 6 at the Flint Hills Technical College, Emporia.

Presenting is David Lisak, Ph. D, a nationally recognized forensic consultant, trainer and lecturer. His research and applied forensic work on non-stranger rapists has helped guide rape prevention and response policies in major institutions, including the U.S. Armed Services and numerous colleges and universities. He worked with prosecution in the Kobe Bryant case. 

Dr. Lisak's, a survivor of childhood sexual abuse, research on male survivors of childhood sexual abuse has helped focus public attention and spur new initiatives.

You will have a better understanding of victim behavior, research on non-stranger rapists and implications of offender research for case investigations.

Registration is $40 and includes lunch.

Online registration begins Sept. 1 at www.soskansas.com or call 620-343-8799.

Dr. David Lisak, Ph. D. will present, "Confronting sexual violence on the college campus" to ESU students, faculty and the public at 7 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 6 at Albert Taylor Hall. There is no cost to attend.

 Free T-shirts given to the first 200 students with their student ID. Students are encouraged to wear their T-shirt to the ESU versus Pittsburg State University Black-Out football game Saturday, Oct. 10.

The ESU/SOS Black-Out T-shirts will be available to the public soon. Cost is $12 per shirt, sizes S - 2XL. To order, call 620-343-8799. Watch Facebook (SOS, Inc.) and the September Signals for the T-shirt design.

ESU and SOS are continuing to develop a strong foundation of education when it comes to campus personal safety. #ESU4SOS

SOS provided daily-themed lessons and activities geared toward health and violence prevention. Lunch and snacks were provided.
 

Thank you to the Chase County Community Foundation, Lyndon State Bank and the countless donors, volunteers, organizations and clubs who donated time, supplies and food for our camps.