Socio-Emotional Impact of Violent Crime

More than two-thirds of victims of serious violence experience socio-emotional problems (e.g., moderate to severe distress, problems with relationships with family or friends, and/or problems at work or school) as a result of their victimization.

Read more about the wide-reaching consequences of violent victimization in a special report recently published by the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS).

Socio-Emotional Impact of Violent Crime (NCJ247076)

National Campus Safety Month

September is National Campus Safety Month

National Campus Safety Month raises awareness for campus safety issues, including relationship violence, sexual assault, stalking, hazing, high risk drinking, and illegal drug use.

http://clerycenter.org/2014-ncsam-information 

SHSU is sponsoring a number of activities throughout the month.

"Be a Bearkat Lifesaver!"

The 9th Annual Alcohol and Drug Summit will be held on Sept. 12.

www.shsu.edu/dept/adai