A program evaluation of the Clery Act as it relates to California State Universities, Fresno and Sacramento
by Spearman, Marion Eliot, Sr., M.S., CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNO, 2006, 140 pages; 1451023

Abstract:

Using the qualitative research approach, a comprehensive evaluation was conducted on the Clery Act, as it relates to California State Universities, Fresno and Sacramento. These two campuses were chosen due to their being aggregate within the California State University system. This research project identified the correlations between sexual assault and the consumption of alcohol involving college students. Also discussed in this project is intentional and unintentional sexual assault reporting barriers. The case study research design was used for its compatibility with interactive and humanistic multiple methods. The findings disclosed disparities between high liquor law violations and low sexual assault reporting at both campuses, which is contrary to the literature reviewed during this research project. The findings also concluded that CSUF and CSUS are in full compliance with the Clery Act requirements.
 
AdviserHarvey Wallace
SchoolCALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNO
SourceMAI/ 46-04, p. , Mar 2008
Source TypeThesis
SubjectsCriminology; Higher education
Publication Number1451023
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