FAQ and Factsheets: College

Victims of campus violence, like all victims of crime, react to their victimizations in many different ways. Immediately after the crime, victims often struggle with feelings of fear, helplessness, confusion, guilt, self-blame, shock, disbelief, denial, anger, shame and numerous other emotions. [More...]
From: NCVC "Get Help" General Information

The absence of immediate oversight by parents and caretakers offers college students the freedom to make choices, develop personally and experiment. While these are natural and necessary components of maturation, they also create an environment susceptible to crime and victimization. Incidents of drug and alcohol abuse, sexual assault and hate crimes are common on today’s college campuses. [More...]
From: NCVC "Get Help" General Information

Federal Legislation; State Legislation; References; Bibliography; For additional information [More...]
From: NCVC "Get Help" Legislative Topics

Cyberstalking can be defined as threatening behavior or unwanted advances directed at another using the Internet and other forms of online and computer communications. [More...]
From: NCVC "Get Help" Stalking