Mount Vernon By the Numbers 1,116 residents 17 Resident Advisors (RAs) 2 Residence Directors (RDs) 1...
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Mount Vernon By the Numbers 1,116 residents 17 Resident Advisors (RAs) 2 Residence Directors (RDs) 1 Area Coordinator (AC) 1900 F Street NW Room Number
Mount Vernon By the Numbers 1,116 residents 17 Resident
Advisors (RAs) 2 Residence Directors (RDs) 1 Area Coordinator (AC)
1900 F Street NW Room Number Washington, DC 20052 2 Faculty Guides
1 Faculty in Residence 1 Academic Residential Community
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379 residents 8 Resident Advisors (RAs) 1 Residence Director
(RD) 1 Area Coordinator (AC) 1 Faculty Guide 2021 F Street NW Room
Number Washington, DC 20052
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222 residents 4 Resident Advisors (RAs) 1 Residence Director
(RD) 1 Area Coordinator (AC) 1 Faculty Guide 736 22 nd St NW Room
Number Washington, DC 20052
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352 residents 7 Resident Advisors (RAs) 1 Residence Director
(RD) 1 Area Coordinator (AC) 514 19 th St NW Room Number
Washington, DC 20052 1 Faculty in Residence 2 Residential
Communities Currently under renovation
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698 residents 6 Residence Halls 15 Resident Advisors (RAs) 2
Residence Directors (RDs) 1 Area Coordinator (AC) 2100 Foxhall Rd
NW Building and Room Number Washington, DC 20007 2 Faculty Guides 2
Faculty in Residence 5 Academic Residential Community
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The Center for Student Engagement
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Your Residential Experience Take advantage of everything
available in your residence halls Amazing Staff & Faculty
Student Leadership Positions on Hall Councils and Residence Hall
Association Programs & Events Intramural Sports Teams Study
Groups and more! Our staff are there to connect, support, and
empower you to achieve success even when you hit those inevitable
road bumps along the way Livin the Good Life
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Roommates Be kind. Youre all in this together. Take the time to
get to know* your roommate. * knowledge Community Standards
Highlights: Visitors and guests you are responsible for your guests
and their behavior while in the residence halls Quiet Hours: Sunday
Thursday: 10 pm7 am and Friday Saturday: 2 am10 am Civility it is
expected that you do not deprive others of their rights in the
residence halls. Being a good roommate and neighbor
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Foggy Bottom and the Palisades (Mount Vernon Campus) are
neighborhoods that we share with community members, alumni,
businesses, and government organizationsbe respectful and
considerate of this when out & about Representing GW Well
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As a community member, we want you to watch out for and take
care of one another. Know your limits! Taking care of someone does
not always mean that you are the best person to care for them,
which is why we have so many resources to support your health,
safety, and wellness at GW. If you see someone in need, there are a
multitude of resources to connect them to. RA, other staff in the
CSE, GWPD, EMeRG, Colonial Health Center, Mental Health Services,
CARE Network If youre concerned about someone Reach out. Looking
out for one another
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Financial Health EXPECTATIONS PAST EXPERIENCES VALUES DESIRES
ALCOHOL NEW SOCIAL CONTEXTS SOCIAL NORMS PEER PRESSURE GOALS Sexual
Health Academic Health Mental Health Physical Health DECISIONS
Looking out for you!
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Decisions that lie ahead of you in college are now yours to
make alone, but you dont exist in isolation. You have years of
personal experiences and relationships (both positive and negative)
that have prepared you for the road ahead. Thinking ahead
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Your friends, families, and connections built over the past 17
or 18 years. Expectations are they realistic? New environment,
unfamiliar people, and exciting opportunities. Personal Choices
Decisions are yours to make! Thinking about whats important
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Friends Roommates Peers Potential Romantic/Sexual Partners
Staff Professors Mentors Relationships in College
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Expectations What are you looking for? What do you value in
relationships? What are healthy relationships? Navigating college
hookup culture Healthy Relationships
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Trivia! EXPECTATIONS vs REALITY
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Various national studies have found that 65-80% of college
students report hooking up at least once in their undergraduate
college careers 25-35% of students report never hooking up during
their undergraduate college careers. 23-39% of undergraduate
college students report never having had sex. Hooking Up National
Trends
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How did you define hooking up? How were your definitions
similar? How are they different? Hooking up? What does that even
mean?
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Consent Affirmative consent is specifically and verbally saying
yes to any sexual activity. Affirmative consent needs to be ongoing
throughout the sexual activity whether its a one night hook-up or a
long-term relationship. Must be given by all participants.
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Consent Its simple as tea. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGo
WLWS4-kUhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGo WLWS4-kU
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Alcohol limits a person's ability to make clear and informed
decisions. So if you are hooking up with someone who has had
alcohol, they may not be able to give consent. An incapacitated
person cannot consent to sexual activity. Alcohol and Consent
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GW Students: Its on Us https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Llm
EL2YIoBMhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Llm EL2YIoBM
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Youre all just as new to college life as the person sitting
next to you. You are part of a community, and there is a lot of
support that comes with that. Challenge what you think you know
college will be like. With greater freedom comes greater
responsibility and consequences when responsibilities are not
upheld. If you choose to engage in sexual behavior, its on you to
make sure that every sexual behavior you engage in is with a person
who is capable of reasoned thought and meaningful consent Key
Take-Aways
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Resources and Support
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Foggy Bottom: 202-994-6111 Mount Vernon Campus: 202-242-6111 GW
Police Department & EMeRG 4-RIDE Escort Van Service:
202-994-7433 Online via the GW App. GW PAL App Download on your
phone Personal Safety Medical Services: 202-994-6827 Mental Health
Services:202-994-5300 Sexual Assault Response Team : 202-994-7222
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255 24/7 Health and
Wellbeing Services
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1.One thing I learned in todays session. 2.One thing Im anxious
about in starting this new chapter of my life. 3.Put this GW
consent stuff in your own words. What is consent? Email address,
building and room # on the other side of the slip. Please dont
write through the dotted line Reflection and Drawing for Welcome
Week Prize
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Small Groups First Floor Marvin Center Meet your Group Leader
in the Great Hall Check the back of your nametag if you need a
reminder of who your group leader is. Where youre going from
here