About SHARE

Sexual Harassment and Assault Resources & Education

The Sexual Harassment and Assault Resources & Education (SHARE) committee advises the university on sexual misconduct policy and procedures and develops education and resources for the campus community. The committee is made up of faculty, staff and students. Meetings are held every two weeks during the term. If you are interested in joining the SHARE committee please send an email to share@lawrence.edu

Confidential Resources

Confidential resources listed in the sidebar are designated confidential resources who can help you:

Listen and support all students
Get counseling or medical help
Arrange for protection or academic and housing accommodations
Share all resources and support available to empower you
File a report or formal complaint
Contact law enforcement
confidential resources are specially trained to help students navigate options and services on campus.

For confidentiality, you should speak to a SHARE confidential resource who is not your supervisor, instructor, or coach. Suspected sexual abuse of anyone under age 18 will be reported to child protective service.

Campus Advocate

Michelle Swenson 920-733-8119 or 920-832-6574

What is a sexual assault advocate?

The Campus Sexual Assault Advocate at Lawrence University is a professional staff member who works for the Sexual Assault Crisis Center. The advocate's role is to provide nonjudgmental, confidential support to student survivors of sexual assault and advocate. The advocate is trained to help students navigate options, explain Lawrence's sexual misconduct policy and services on and off campus available to assist in the healing process.