CRMJ 3320 - Sexual Victimization

(3) Credit Hours

This course is designed to provide a comprehensive overview of sexual violence. In doing so, both victimization and offending experiences will be discussed. This course covers sexual victimization definitions and prevalence, consent and college campuses, theories and risk factors, what is sexual offending, prevention and responses, and contemporary issues in sexual violence. Sexual violence is a pervasive issue and learning about issues surrounding it can increase awareness about this important topic, as well as potentially help prepare students for future criminal justice related careers. Fall and Spring semesters. Prerequisites: CRMJ 1100 or completion of the social science general education requirement or Department Head approval.