CURRICULUM VITA
KATHERINE H. KOESTNER Executive Director Campus Outreach Services St. Davids, PA 19087
Executive Director Take Back The Night Foundation Wilmington, DE 19899
President Respect My Red Wayne, PA 19087
P: 866.966.9013 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]
PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS
Sexual Misconduct Policies and Prevention Education Technology Use and Abuse within Educational Settings Student and Campus Safety Title IX, Sexual Harassment Victims’ Rights Bullying, Harassment and Cyber-Misconduct Gender Issues and Discrimination Research Supported Educational Strategies
EDUCATION
B.S. Public Policy, The College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA 1994 B.S. Women’s Studies, The College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA 1994 Magna Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa Honorary Doctorate, Coe College, Cedar Rapids, IA 2009 Doctor of Public Service, Honorary
CERTIFICATION
Sexual Assault Victim Response Counselor, Virginian’s Allied Against Sexual Assault Certification Program
EXPERIENCE
Educational Guest Lecturer, History of Sexual Assault and Policy Development. Feminism and Gender Studies Department, Stanford University, 1999 Guest Lecturer, Sexual Violence in America. Gender and Feminist Studies Department, Pitzer College, 2002 Guest Lecturer, Doing Good Whilst Doing Well. The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, 2007 Guest Lecturer, The College Student Leader Who Changed the World. University of Tennessee, Knoxville,
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2018 Guest Lecturer, Advocacy Through Neutrality: Working with Victims. Stetson University College of Law, 2019
Professional Executive Director, Campus Outreach Services, 1994-Present Executive Director, Take Back The Night Foundation, 1999-Present President, Campus Outreach Online, 2012-Present President, Respect My Red, 2018-Present President, Think2Wellness, 2014-2018 Executive Director, DragonFly Learning, 2005-2015
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Chapter The Forum of Executive Women, Philadelphia Chapter
SELECTED HONORS AND AWARDS
1. Japan-US Senate Scholarship for Ambassador Youth Exchange Program Award Recipient, 1989 2. COAR Respect Award, Campus Organized Against Rape, 1991 3. Finalist, Harry S. Truman National Scholarship Award, 1993 4. Young Feminist of the Year, National Organization for Women, 1994 5. Phi Beta Kappa, 1994 6. 1996 Service Award, Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity, 1996 7. Safe, Intelligent, Decision Making Award, Delta Beta Chapter of Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity, 1996 8. Bringing Leaders and Students Together, Greek Blast Leadership Conference; Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO; 1999 9. Promoting Infinity Dignity and Worth Award, Respect Program Advisory Council, United States Corps of Cadets, United States Military Academy at West Point, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 10. Inaugural Year of Sexual Assault Awareness Month Celebration, Keynote Trainer, United States Department of Defense, Certificate of Appreciation. March 2007 11. First Army Sexual Harassment and Assault Prevention Award, First United States Army, Lieutenant General Thomas G. Miller Commanding, August 2010 12. United States Secretary of the Air Force, Letter of Commendation and Appreciation. US Air Force Academy Keynote for Sexual Assault Awareness Month. April 15, 2015.
SELECTED COMMUNITY SERVICE
International US Ambassador to India. Addressing sexual violence. What can we learn from the United States? Keynote Presenter and Instructor. United Nations Outreach to China. “Addressing Sexual Violence: What Can be Learned from Efforts the United States?” United Nations, New York City. Tuesday, October 27, 2015. Safety for Women Event, Pakistan. UNICEF, 2016. 10 Points of International Light. Global Outreach to End Sexual Violence by Take Back The Night. October 27, 2016 International Summit to End Sexual Violence. Executive Director. Fordham University, Rose Hill Campus. New York, NY. July 10-11, 2016.
National Contributing architect and lobbyist, Campus Sexual Assault Victims’ Bill of Rights, 1992 Page 2 of 15
Contributor and lobbyist, Student Right to Know and Security Act, 1992 Conference Director, Shatter the Silence to Stop the Violence Conference, Take Back The Night Foundation and Avon Foundation for Women, 2009 Lead Consultant, U.S. Campaign about Violence Against Women, Tour of India with U.S. Ambassador to India, 2010 Event Director for 10 Points of Light to Take Back The Night. 2010-ongoing annual event. Director and Producer. “Jump Start Java Webinar Lecture and Discussion Series.” Forum of Executive Women, Philadelphia Chapter, 2013. Event Director for Featured Charity, Hoopsville Classic Basketball Tournament, Stevenson University, 2014. Director, 10 Points of Light National Event, 2014-Present.
State Virginians Allied Against Sexual Violence, Certification Program, 1991 Avalon: The Center for Women and Children, Volunteer Rape Crisis Counselor; Williamsburg, VA; 1990-1994 Rally for Red Dance Performance Benefit. Megan Curet Performance. February 12, 2016.
Cornell University Delegate, Sexual Assault Response Task Force, Cornell University, 1991-1992 Founder, Students Helping Others to Understand Trauma (SHOUT), 1991
Local School Leadership Committee, Wayne Elementary School, 2017-2018 Landscape Committee Chair, Brooke Farm Home Owners Association, 2017-Present
EDITORSHIPS
Editor-in-Chief, Sexual Misconduct Source Book for Schools, 2004-2005 Editor-in-Chief, Cyber-Compendium for Parents and Teachers, 2008-2011 Editor-in-Chief, Take Back the Night Guidebook, 2009 Editor-in-Chief, Think2Wellness Character Curriculum Series, 2011-ongoing Editor-in-Chief, Cyber-Smarts for Families, 2014
PUBLICATIONS
Articles and Blogs. Koestner, Katherine. Letter. The Flat Hat. 15 Mar 1991. Print. Koestner, Katherine. “Responding to Sexual Assault on Campus for Campus Security and Police Beyond the Basics: Skills with a First-Person Perspective.” Sexual Assault Family Violence Investigator Course Newsletter. Sept 2010: 1-4. Koestner, Katherine. “Top Ten Cyber-Bullying and Harassment Concerns for Schools.” Wright Risk Management. Spring 2011: 4-6. Koestner, Katherine. “Forecast: Next 285 Days School Bullying.” Cyber-Bullying Newsletter. October 2012. Koestner, Katherine. “School Sexual Misconduct: A Primer for School Administrators.” Cyber-Bullying News. January 2013. Koestner, Katherine. “Barbed ‘Wireless’ Speech: Sticks and Stone Slung Cyber-Style.” Cyber-Bullying News. March 2013. Koestner, Katherine. “Engaging Your Faculty to Address Cyber-Bullying.” Cyber-Bullying News. May 2013. Koestner, Katherine. “School Sexual Misconduct: Working with Alleged Victims and Survivors.” Cyber-Bullying News. October 2013. Koestner, Katherine. “Do you have Enough Bears and Snakes to Scare Away the Sexting? What Deters Inappropriate Digital Sexual Conduct by Teens?” Cyber-Bullying News. December, 2013.
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Koestner, Katherine. “This is What Happened when I Reported my Rape.” Huffington Post. April 7, 2014. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/katie-koestner/this-is-what-happened- whe_b_5104646.html?utm_hp_ref=sexual-assault-awareness-month Koestner, Katherine. “These are the Places on Campus Where Sexual Violence Occurs.” Huffington Post. April 9, 2014. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/katie-koestner/these-are-the-places-on-c_b_5117759.html Koestner, Katherine. “The Gentleman who Raped Me.” Huffington Post. April 11, 2014. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/katie-koestner/the-gentleman-who-raped- m_b_5132814.html?utm_hp_ref=sexual-assault-awareness-month Koestner, Katherine. “A College Vice President Privately Confesses to Rape, Promises to Do Better.” Huffington Post. April 15, 2014. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/katie-koestner/a-college-vice-president- _b_5153096.html Koestner, Katherine. “The Real Reason Young Men Say They Won’t Report Being Raped.” Huffington Post. April 18, 2014. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/katie-koestner/the-real-reason-young-men-say-they-wont- report-being-raped_b_5173353.html?1397829883 Koestner, Katherine. “My Inbox is Full of High School and Middle School Students’ Stories of Sexual Assault.” Huffington Post. April 22, 2014. Koestner, Katherine. “What Does it Mean to be a Child of Rape?” Huffington Post. April 25, 2014. Koestner, Katherine. “From Gossip to Bragging, How Girls and Boys are Talking about Sex is a Problem.” Huffington Post. April 30, 2014. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/katie-koestner/from-gossip-to-bragging- h_b_5240802.html Koestner, Katherine. “Coding vs. Gaming: The New Arms Race in Student Learning?” National Association of Independent Schools Magazine. October 14, 2015. https://www.nais.org/learn/independent-ideas/october- 2015/coding-vs-gaming-the-new-arms-race-in-student-(1)/ Koestner, Katherine. “Kissing and Hurting.” US Department of Health and Human Services. Office on Women’s Health. April 2, 2015. https://www.womenshealth.gov/blog/kissing-hurting Koestner, Katherine. “From Hurt to Healing: How You Can Help a Survivor” Gamma Phi Beta’s “The Crescent” Magazine. The Crescent, volume 116 number 3, Summer 2015. Koestner, Katherine. “Responding to Sexual Misconduct with Grace and Precision. Beyond the Basics: Improving Skills with a First-Person Perspective.” ISM: Independent School Management Client Newsletter. 2015. Koestner, Katherine. “Respect My Red: My Movement to End Assault.” US Department of Health and Human Services. Office on Women’s Health. February 16, 2016. https://www.womenshealth.gov/blog/respect- my-red Koestner, Katherine. “Date Rape Activist Katie Koestner Responds to Stanford Victim’s Viral Letter” Today.com Health. June 10, 2016. http://www.today.com/health/date-rape-activist-katie-koestner- responds-stanford-victim-s-viral-t97431 Koestner, Katherine. “Boundary-Setting for School Professional” ACIS Blog and E-News. November 2018.
Books and Book Chapters Koestner, Katherine. “The Perfect Rape Victim.” Just Sex: Students Rewrite the Rules on Sex, Violence, Activism and Equality. Ed. Jodi Gold and Susan Villari. Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc. 2000. 30-38. Bissonette, Tom; Braxton, Gordon; and Koestner, Katherine. Next Gen Men. Publisher TBD. Release date TBD.
Manuals and Survey Instruments Koestner, Katherine. Sexual Assault on Campus: What Every College Needs to Know About Protecting Victims, Providing for Just Adjudication, and Complying with Federal Laws, 1995.
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Koestner, Katherine. Total Sexual Assault Risk Management Strategies, 1998. Koestner, Katherine. A Customizable Response Protocol and Training Manual for Sexual Misconduct in Schools, 2004. Koestner, Katherine. The Cyber-Safety and Technology Risk Assessment Tool for Schools, 2006. Koestner, Katherine. The Customizable Model Acceptable Use Policy Template for Schools, 2008. Koestner, Katherine. The Sexual Misconduct Policy Institute Manual: Model Policies, Procedures, Protocols and Prevention for K-12 Schools and Institutions of Higher Education. 2013. Koestner, Katherine. Walk the Walk for Take Back The Night Manual. 2014. Koestner, Katherine. Performing a Comprehensive Technology Audit: A Step by Step Guide for School Leaders, 2014. Koestner, Katherine. Take Back The Night Event Planning Manual. 2014. Koestner, Katherine. Respect My Red: Making Respect the Standard in Relationships. 2019. Koestner, Katherine. The National Climate Survey on Gender and Sexual Misconduct. 2019. Koestner, Katherine. The National Survey on Boundaries and Climate for High School Students. 2019. Koestner, Katherine. The National Survey on Boundaries and Climate for School Employees. 2019.
Multimedia Co-Creator, Life Lessons: Sexual Assault 101 CD-ROM for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2002. Producer, “Been There Done That,” Peer Leadership Training Series on DVD, 2007. Producer, “HARP Military Virtual,” Sexual Misconduct Response Training Series on DVD, 2007. Producer, “Total Student Wellness Series,” Student Wellness Curricula on DVD, 2008. Creator and Producer, “ThinkDrink,” Online Film and Interactive Course on Substance Use, 2012. Creator and Producer, “ThinkLuv,” Online Film and Interactive Course on Sexual Assault, 2012. Creator and Producer, “Compliance Training for Title IX and Appropriate Response to Sexual Misconduct,” Online Course on Sexual Misconduct for Colleges and Universities. 2014.
LEADERSHIP 1. Peer Review, Bohmer, Carol and Parrot, Andrea. New York: MacMillan. Sexual Assault on Campus: The Problem and the Solution. 1993. 2. Program Director, NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguar’s Foundation: Student Outreach, Education and Prevention in 32 public schools; Jacksonville, FL; 2001-2004. 3. Organizer and Director, The First Annual Conference on Student Safety and Well-being in Our Schools, Haverford School District; Havertown, PA; March 27, 2003. 4. Organizer, The Sexual Misconduct Symposium for New England Independent Schools, The Loomis Chaffee School; Windsor, CT; 2003. 5. Organizer and Director, The Second Annual Conference on Student Safety and Well-being in Our Schools, Haverford School District; Havertown, PA; December 4, 2003. 6. Founder, The Katie Koestner Initiative for a World Without Rape (TKKI National Foundation), 2004. 7. Founder, the i Club, a national peer leadership program, 2004. 8. Outreach Director, Washington State Okanogan County Schools, Students at Risk Grant and Education Campaign; Okanogan, WA; March 24-26, 2004. 9. Director, “Sexual Misconduct Response Training Webinar Series for Residence Life, Judicial Affairs and Campus Police Officers,” 2005-2006. 10. Director, “Policy, Procedures, Protocol and Prevention Webinar Series: Sexual Misconduct and Cyber- Technology for School Administrators,” 2006. 11. Director, The June Policy Webinar Series on “Sexual Misconduct Policies for Independent Schools,” 2006.
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12. Director, Sexual Assault and Sexual Violence Education, Prevention and Response National Web Conference, 2006. 13. Director, “The Sexual Misconduct Response Training Series for Residence Life, Judicial Affairs and Campus Police Officers,” 2006-2007. 14. Director, The June Policy Webinar Series on “Cyber-Technology Policies for Independent Schools,” 2007. 15. Director, “The Sexual Assault Response Training Series,” a national webinar broadcast for 300 colleges and universities, 2007. 16. Director, “Sexual Misconduct Response Training Series for Residence Life, Judicial Affairs and Campus Police Officers,” a national webinar series for colleges and universities, 2007-2008. 17. Director, “Parent-Connect Webinar Series,” 2007-2008. 18. Director, “Acceptable Use Policies Best Practices for Independent Schools Seminar Series,” 2007. 19. Director, “Acceptable Use Policies Best Practices for Independent Schools Seminar Series,” 2008. 20. Founder, Mom-nology and Kid-nology online learning courses, 2008. 21. Developer, The Virtual Sexual Assault Response Training Center, 2008. 22. Director, “Parent-Connect Webinar Series,” 2008-2009. 23. Co- Director, Risk Management Conference for Boarding Schools; with The Association of Boarding Schools. Wilmington, DE. June, 2009. 24. Creative Director, “Parent-Connect Webinar Series,” 2009-2010. 25. Founder and Director. “10 Points of Light: a National Campaign to End Sexual Violence.” Annual Event on the last Thursday of April. Inception in April 2010. 26. Co-Director, Risk Management Conference for Boarding Schools; with The Association of Boarding Schools. Wilmington, DE; 2010. 27. Director, “Acceptable Use Policies Best Practices for Independent Schools Seminar Series,” 2010. 28. Director, “Cyber-Related Sexual Misconduct Response Training Webinar Series for Schools and Colleges,” 2010-2011. 29. Co-Director, Risk Management Conference for Boarding Schools; with The Association of Boarding Schools. Wilmington, DE. June, 2011. 30. Director, “Acceptable Use Policies Best Practices for Independent Schools Seminar Series,” 2011. 31. Creative Director, “Parent-Connect Webinar Series,” 2010-2011. 32. Creative Director, “Parent-Connect, Peer-Connect, and Faculty-Connect Webinar Series,” 2011-2012. 33. Director, “School Risk Management Webinar Training Series. 2011-2012. 34. Co-Organizer, “Schools in Balance: Risk Management Conference for Boarding Schools, with The Association of Boarding Schools. Wilmington, DE. June, 2011. 35. Creator, Lead Editor, Web Development Director. “Think2Wellness: A Model Character and Wellness Curriculum Design and Resource Program.” Web-based. Inception, 2011. 36. Director, “School Risk Management Webinar Training Series. 2012-2013. 37. Lead Presenter, “Take Back The Night for US Consulate in Mumbai, India.” March 1, 2013. 38. Co-Organizer, “Schools in Balance” Risk Management Conference for Independent Schools, with The Association of Boarding Schools and the National Business Officers’ Association, Baltimore, MD. April, 2013. 39. Co-Organizer, “Policy and Law Conference for Independent Schools” with The Association of Boarding Schools, Stamford, CT. June, 2014. 40. Co-Organizer, “Hoopsville Classic Charity Event,” Stevenson University. Owings Mills, MD. On Behalf of The Take Back The Night Foundation. November 21, 22, and 23, 2014.
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41. Director and Producer, “Sexual Misconduct Response and Prevention Best Practices for Independent Schools,” with the Virtual Independent School Network and the North Carolina Association of Independent Schools. Web-Training Series. January through April 2015. 42. Director and Producer, “From Hope to Healing” for US Department of Health & Human Services and the Take Back the Night Foundation. Web-Training Series. April 2015. 43. Director, “Independent School Cyber and Sexual Misconduct Policy Institute.” Tower Hill School. Wilmington, DE. April 20, 2015. 44. Coordinator, “Still Not Asking for It: Tattoo Awareness Event in NYC.” The Bronx. Sunday, October 25, 2015. 45. Director for “Shatter the Silence” Music Album. July 2016. 46. Executive Director, “The International Summit to End Sexual Violence.” Fordham University, Rose Hill Campus. July 10-11, 2016. 47. Executive Director, “Respect My Red: Peer Leadership Institute.” Elmira College. August 8-9, 2016. 48. Executive Director, with The Association of Boarding Schools. “The Cyber and Sexual Misconduct School Policy Institute.” Elmira College. August 8-9, 2016. 49. Director, “Respect My Red: Peer Leadership Institute.” Kutztown University. April 17, 2017. 50. Director, “The Policy Institute on Cyber and Sexual Misconduct.” Kutztown University. April 17, 2017. 51. Director, “Shine Your Light Yoga National Event,” September 29, 2018. 52. Director with Association of Colorado Independent Schools (ACIS), “Boundary-Setting for School Professionals.” St. Mary’s Academy. December 7, 2019. 53. Director, “Shine Your Light Yoga National Event,” October 6, 2019.
TV, FILM, RADIO, WEBCAST & THEATRE EXPERIENCE
1. Consultant and Subject, production of HBO docudrama: “No Visible Bruises: The Katie Koestner Story,” 1993. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0180012/ 2. Writer and Director, “Please Write Back: Sexual Assault Among America’s Students” with Top Hat Productions, Released 2003. 3. Writer and Director, “Helping a Sexual Assault Survivor” with Top Hat Productions, Released 2003. 4. Video Series Producer, “What Everyone Should Know About Sexual Assault and How to Help a Sexual Assault Survivor,” Released 2004. 5. Law & Order, Special Victims Unit. “Episode on Campus Sexual Assault” Production Date: November 17, 2010. 6. Film Shorts. “Speak Out. Speak Up.” Interviews with Everyday People Changing Lives for the Better. With Radnor TV Station. Released 2013. 7. Writer and Director, “ThinkLuv Movie.” Released 2014. 8. Writer and Director, “ThinkDrink Movie.” Released 2014. 9. Consultant, Screening Coordinator, and Reviewer. “Room.” A24 Films. Oscar-winning Film. Released 2015. https://a24films.com/films/room 10. Content and Guest Consultant, “Amber Rose Talk Show on VH1,” Summer 2016. 11. Featured Special Guest, “STET,” Written by Kim Davies; Directed by Tony Speciale; Abingdon Theatre Company, Off-Broadway, New York City, NY. June 11 – July 3, 2016. https://www.theatermania.com/shows/new-york-city-theater/off-broadway/stet_314707 12. Featured Guest, “RISE Radio with Randy Haveson: A Heroic Journey- Respect my Red,” VoiceAmerica. Episode #93997. Wednesday, August 17, 2016. 10 AM PST. https://www.voiceamerica.com/episode/93997/a-heroic-journey-respect-my-red Page 7 of 15
13. 13 Reasons Why, A Netflix Production Consultant to Justin Prentice and Platform PR. February-April 2017. https://www.netflix.com/title/80117470
SELECTED NEWSPAPER INTERVIEWS & FEATURES 1. LaFay, Laura. “Student’s date rape complaint jolts William and Mary.” The Washington Post. 7 Apr. 1991. https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/local/1991/04/07/students-date-rape-complaint-jolts- william-and-mary/f0f9511f-f108-458d-abf6-a4d35efcc925/?utm_term=.90fe89580ec7 2. Olen, Helaine and Ostrow, Ronald J. “Date-Rape Gains Attention After Years as Taboo Topic.” Los Angeles Times. 23 Apr. 1991. https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1991-04-23-mn-643-story.html 3. Masters, Brooke A.. “Alleged Date Rape is College’s Topic A.” The Washington Post. 27 Apr. 1992. https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/local/1992/04/27/alleged-date-rape-is-colleges-topic- a/fb981035-8af3-4a14-bb32-351b5c301f1f/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.6e7092add711 4. Susens, Steven. “Activist recounts date-rape trauma with UT students.” The Daily Beacon. 16 Oct. 1992. 1.3. Print. 5. Bailis, Karen. “Sexual assault awareness promoted.” Daily Local News. 22 Apr. 1992. Print 6. Mangan, Jennifer. “Strong Stuff.” Chicago Tribune. 13 Jan. 1993. https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-1993-01-13-9303161616-story.html 7. Wiley, Lauren. “Women use experiences to empower.” Daily Orange. 26 Mar. 1993. 1. 4. Print. 8. Kim, Heidi. “Lecture Closes Sexual Violence Awareness Week.” The Colgate Maroon-News. 10 Feb. 1995. 1. Print. 9. Sutich, Jessica. “Taking back the Night.” Campus Times. 30 Mar. 1995. 8. Print. 10. Holland, Elizabeth. “There’s No Verdict Yet On Campus Crime.” The New York Times. 7 Jan. 1996. https://www.nytimes.com/1996/01/07/education/there-s-no-verdict-yet-on-campus-crime.html 11. Baker, Donald P. “Talk on Sexual Violence Stirs Campus.” The Washington Post. 20 Apr. 1996. https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/local/1996/04/20/talk-on-sexual-violence-stirs- campus/6a357af9-172a-42a6-b6a3-8e9fd0c3ae85/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.3ce38957f7a2 12. Canner, Amy. “Rape victim shares experience.” Indiana Statesman. 2 Oct. 1996. Print. 13. Kroetcsh, Nicole and Brouillard, Sarah. “Koestner shares story of rape and life with packed auditorium.” The Record. 17 Apr. 1997. 1. 11. Print. 14. Young, Kelly E. “Rape victim tells story of sexual assault.” Stanford Daily. 13 May. 1997. 1.8. Print. https://stanforddailyarchive.com/cgi-bin/stanford?a=d&d=stanford19970513-01.2.4&e=------en-20--1-- txt-txIN------15. Saulsgiver, Katheryn. “Speaker shares rape story.” The Independent Alligator. 14 Jan. 1998. 18. Print. 16. Morris, Abby. “Nationally known advocate, Katie Koestner, to speak about sexual assault on campuses.” East Tennessean. 21 Feb. 2000. 1. Print. 17. Anon. “Fifteen Minutes: An Unsilenced Voice: Katie Koestner on Rape, Reaction and Change.” The Harvard Crimson. 27 Apr. 2000. https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2000/4/27/fifteen-minutes-an- unsilenced-voice-katie/ 18. Schaefer, Mari. “One who knows tackles date rape.” The Philadelphia Inquirer. 10 Dec. 2013. B5. Print. https://www.philly.com/philly/news/local/20131210_In_Radnor__one_who_knows_talks_about_date_r ape.html 19. MORE Magazine, “The Legacy of Campus Rape and Five Survivors Tell Their Stories,” Essay by Jennifer Baumgardner and Narratives by Virginia Sole-Smith. February 2015 Issue. 20. BBC Magazine. “How I convinced the world you can be raped by your date” June 2, 2016. http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-36434191
SELECTED MEDIA APPEARANCES
1. TIME Magazine. Cover photograph and cover story, June 3, 1991. Page 8 of 15
2. The Oprah Winfrey Show. Episode on campus date rape, 1991. 3. The Geraldo Rivera Show. Episode on date rape, 1991. 4. NBC Nightly News. Episode on campus rape, 1991. 5. CNBC Talk Live. Episode on campus rape, 1991. 6. Larry King Live Show. Episode on campus rape, 1991. 7. Entertainment Tonight. Episode on date rape and HBO film release, 1991. 8. The Jane Whitney Show. Pilot show, 1992. 9. CNN Newsroom. Episode on campus rape, 1993. 10. Good Morning America. Episode on college safety, 1994. 11. MTV. Episode on current college issues, July 1994. 12. Lifetime Television. Episode on campus rape, 1994. 13. Later Today. Interview with Ann Curry. Episode on date rape, 2000. 14. The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch. Episode on relationship issues, 2001. 15. Lifetime Television’s, “What Should You Do?” Consultant and subject of episode on sexual assault, 2003. 16. Radnor Patch TV Show, “Sam Strike Interview,” July 27, 2012. 17. Geraldo Rivera Report on Fox News, “Jameis Winston Florida State Football Player Accusation.” December 15, 2013. 18. ABC News of Baltimore, “Segment on Nightly News,” January 15, 2014. 19. NBC News of San Francisco, “Segment on Nightly News,” January 23, 2014. 20. MORE Magazine, “The Legacy of Campus Rape and Five Survivors Tell Their Stories,” Essay by Jennifer Baumgardner and Narratives by Virginia Sole-Smith. February 2015 Issue. 21. Blogtalkradio, “Upfront & Straightforward with Alan Roger Currie,” Episode #297-8658069. 10pm-12am, live; April 14, 2016. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/modeone/2016/04/15/what-is-hypermasculinity-and- does-hypermasculinity-directly-lead-to-date-rape 22. BBC Magazine. “How I convinced the world you can be raped by your date” June 2, 2016. http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-36434191 23. BBC. “BBC World Service: Witness.” BBC. June 3, 2016. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p03wd1y4 24. Refinery29. “How This Woman Made the World Acknowledge Date Rape.” Lilli Petersen. June 4, 2016. http://www.refinery29.com/2016/06/112851/katie-koestner-date-rape 25. The Ryan Tubridy Show, RTE 1 Radio. “Katie Koestner-Date Rape.” June 8, 2016. https://www.rte.ie/radio1/ryan-tubridy/programmes/2016/0609/794306-the-ryan-tubridy-show- thursday-9-june-2016/?clipid=2200241&post_id=297540137247589_297540180580918#2200241
SELECTED SPEAKING EXPERIENCE
1. Presenter and Keynote Speaker at over 4,000 schools and universities, 100 corporations, 50 military schools and bases, 200 associations and 400 conferences. 2. Keynote, First International Conference on Sexual Assault and Harassment on Campus; Buffalo, NY; 1991. 3. Keynote, 4th Annual National Student Conference on Sexual Violence; Buffalo, NY; March 11, 1995. 4. Workshop, Sexual Misconduct Education for New Students, American College Health Association Annual Conference; New Orleans, LA; May 29, 1997. 5. Plenary, Bacchus & Gamma Peer Leadership National Conference; Denver, CO; November 15, 1997. 6. Keynote, North Carolina A&T Campus Safety Conference; Greensboro, NC; 1998. 7. Keynote, Mississippi Coalition Against Sexual Assault Conference; Jackson, MS; March 6, 1998. 8. Keynote, Gamma Phi Beta Annual Conference; Newport Beach, CA; June 26, 1998. 9. Plenary, 8th Student Conference on Campus Sexual Violence; Buffalo, NY, 1999. 10. Plenary, Fraternity Executive Association Annual Meeting; Wesley Chapel, FL; July 13, 1999. 11. Keynote, Zeta Tau Alpha Annual Convention; Palm Springs, CA; July 15, 1999. Page 9 of 15
12. Keynote, Theta Chi Annual Convention; Denver, CO; July 16, 1999. 13. Keynote, Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Annual Meeting; Indianapolis, IN; August 5, 1999. 14. Plenary, Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity Conclave; Chicago, IL; August 19, 1999. 15. Keynote, Harvard University Take Back The Night Event; Cambridge, MA; April 13, 2000. 16. Plenary, International Association of College Law Enforcement Agencies; Williamsburg, VA; June 24, 2000. 17. Keynote, New York State Judicial Affairs Organization; Geneseo, NY; 2000. 18. Keynote, Zeta Tau Alpha Annual Conference; Toronto, CA; July 2000. 19. Workshop, Sexual Misconduct Response and Procedures, National Association of Independent Schools National Conference; Boston, MA; March 2000. 20. Workshop, Sexual Misconduct, Association for Student Judicial Affairs; Clearwater, FL; February 10, 2001. 21. Keynote and Conference Director, Sexual Misconduct Risk Management for National Greek Organizations; Indianapolis, IN; June 28, 2001. 22. Keynote, Wisconsin Area Independent Colleges and Universities Annual Conference; Concordia University; November 15, 2001. 23. Keynote, National Conference on Student Services; Miami, FL; April 7, 2002. 24. Keynote, Educational School District 101, Washington State Conference on Sexual Misconduct; Spokane, WA, 2001. 25. Keynote, FRMT, Ltd. Risk Management College; Indianapolis, IN; June 25, 2002. 26. Keynote, Alpha Chi Omega Fraternity Annual Convention; Atlanta, GA; July 22, 2002. 27. Keynote, Kappa Alpha Fraternity National Leadership Institute; Albuquerque, NM; August 10, 2002. 28. Keynote, Safe Schools Coalition Annual Conference; Orlando, FL; October 24, 2002. 29. Keynote, “No-Yes,” The First Annual Conference on Student Safety and Well-being in our Schools; Havertown, PA; March 27, 2003. 30. Presenter, “Responding to Crimes of Silence,” National School Boards Association Annual Conference; Orlando, FL; March 29, 2004. 31. Keynote, “Sexual Misconduct, Policy and Education Issues,” New Mexico State School Boards Association Leadership Retreat; Santa Fe, NM; July 23, 2004. 32. Presenter, “Responding to Sexual Assault: Intensive Training for Resident Life Staff,” American College Professionals Association Annual Conference; Philadelphia, PA; April 4, 2004. 33. Keynote, Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault Conference; Madison, WI; September 30, 2004. 34. Keynote, The Sexual Misconduct Symposium for New England Independent Schools at Loomis Chaffee School; Windsor, CT; 2004. 35. Keynote, Washington State School Directors Association Conference; Spokane, WA; November 12, 2004. 36. Presenter, “Responding to Crimes of Silence: A Protocol Assessment and Training,” The American Association of School Administrators’ National Conference; San Antonio, TX; February 17-20, 2005. 37. Presenter, “Responding to Crimes of Silence: A Protocol Assessment and Training” and “He Said-She Said: Disciplinary Issues in Sexual Misconduct Cases,” National School Boards Association Annual Conference; San Diego, CA; April 18, 2005. 38. Featured Speaker, “Responding to Sexual Misconduct: Sexual Misconduct and America’s Students” and “Responding to Sexual Misconduct: A Protocol Assessment and Training,” Pennsylvania Association of Elementary and Secondary School Principals Annual Conference; Valley Forge, PA; October 24, 2005. 39. Featured Speaker, “Responding to and Preventing Sexual Misconduct in School Districts,” New Jersey School Boards Association Annual Conference; Atlantic City, NJ; October 26, 2005. 40. Pre-Conference Workshop Speaker, “Responding to Crimes of Silence: A Sexual Misconduct Protocol Assessment and Training,” The Association of Boarding Schools Annual Conference; Chicago, IL, 2005. 41. Keynote, “Sexual Assault in Our Schools: What School Counselors and Administrators Can Do to Prevent the Growing Problem,” Virginia Association of School Superintendents Conference; Roanoke, VA;
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December 12, 2005. 42. Keynote, Washington Association of School Superintendents Conference; Spokane, WA, 2006. 43. Featured Pre-Conference Speaker, “Responding to Crimes of Silence: A Protocol and Assessment Training,” National Association of Independent Schools Annual Conference; Boston, MA, 2006. 44. Keynote, Microsociety Annual Conference; Detroit, MI; July 18, 2006. 45. Presenter, “Responding to Crimes of Silence: A Model Prevention and Protocol System for Districts” and “He Said-She Said: Liability Issues in Sexual Misconduct Cases,” National School Boards Association Annual Conference; Chicago, IL, 2006. 46. Keynote, “Addressing & Preventing Sexual Misconduct in our Schools,” United Educators Insurance Company Annual Public Schools Member Conference; Washington, DC; September 28, 2006. 47. Presenter, “Responding to Crimes of Silence: A Model Prevention and Protocol Assessment and Training,” Francis Parker School Symposium; San Diego, CA; April 2006. 48. Keynote, “Cyber-Smarts for the Already Gifted & Talented,” Philadelphia Area Superintendents and School Leaders Conference; Havertown, PA; 2006. 49. Co- Presenter, “Cyber-Smarts for Independent Schools,” Pennsylvania Association of Independent Schools; Wayne, PA; 2006. 50. Pre-Conference Workshop Speaker, “A Cyber World of Trouble,” The Association of Boarding Schools Annual Conference; Washington, DC; 2006. 51. Keynote, Young Presidents’ Organization Speaker Series, Greater Philadelphia Chapter; Philadelphia, PA; December 12, 2006. 52. Presenter, Association of Student Judicial Affairs Annual Conference; Clearwater Beach, FL; 2006. 53. Keynote, “Doing Good Whilst Doing Well: Entrepreneurial Spirit,” Joseph Wharton Scholar’s Program, Wharton Business School; Philadelphia, PA; 2006. 54. Keynote, National Character and Leadership Symposium on Sexual Violence, United States Air Force Academy; El Paso County, CO; February 12, 2006. 55. Presenter, “Sexual Misconduct Adjudication,” Association of Student Judicial Affairs Officers; Clearwater, FL; February 8, 2007. 56. Keynote, “Responding to Crimes of Silence: A Model Prevention and Protocol System for Districts,” Associate School Boards of South Dakota Annual Conference; Sioux Falls, SD; February 28, 2007. 57. Keynote, “Cyber-Technology Policies and Practices,” Pennsylvania State Intermediate Unit Annual Conference; Harrisburg, PA; March 15, 2007. 58. Keynote, “No-Yes,” Stand Up Against Sexual Assault Conference, United States Department of Defense, The Pentagon; Arlington, VA; April 3, 2007. 59. Keynote, Princeton University Take Back the Night Event; Princeton, NJ; April 20, 2007. 60. Keynote, “Cyber-Safety and Policy Issues for Schools,” Lebanon-Lancaster, Intermediate Unit 13 Pennsylvania Annual Conference; Lancaster, PA; April 7, 2007. 61. Keynote, “Cyber-Safety Issues for Schools,” Carbon-Lehigh Intermediate Unit 21 Pennsylvania Annual Conference; Schnecksville, PA; June 4, 2007. 62. Keynote, “Cyber-Safety Issues for Schools,” Chester County Intermediate Unit 3 Pennsylvania Annual Conference; Downingtown, PA; August 22, 2007. 63. Keynote, “Cyber-Technology Policies and Practices,” Lebanon-Lancaster Intermediate Unit 13; Lancaster, PA; September 17, 2007. 64. Keynote, “Cyber-Technology Policies and Practices,” Lincoln Intermediate Unit 12; New Oxford, PA; September 20, 2007. 65. Keynote, “Cyber-Technology Policies and Practices,” South Carolina School Boards Annual Conference; Myrtle Beach, SC; November 9, 2007. 66. Plenary, “Cyber-Smarts for Boarding Schools” and “Distance Learning: Educating our Parents,” The Association of Boarding Schools Annual Conference; Washington, DC; November 30, 2007.
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67. Keynote, “Cyber-Technology Policies and Practices,” Pennsylvania Intermediate Unit 12; New Oxford, PA; February 25, 2008. 68. Keynote, “Responding to Cyber and Sexual Misconduct,” Strategy Institute for Canadian School Leaders and University Presidents; Toronto, CA; April 2, 2008. 69. Keynote, Princeton University Take Back the Night Event; Princeton, NJ; April 25, 2008. 70. Keynote, “Cyber Smarts for School Professionals,” Pennsylvania State Educators’ Association Conference; Philadelphia, PA; April 16, 2008. 71. Keynote, “Cyber-Technology Policies and Practices,” Pennsylvania Intermediate Unit 9; Smethport, PA; June 19, 2008. 72. Keynote, “Cyber-Technology Policies and Best Practices for Independent Schools,” Society for Classical Learning Annual Conference; Charleston, SC; June 26-27, 2008. 73. Keynote, “Cyber-Smarts: Risk Management Program,” Pennsylvania Intermediate Unit 13: Lancaster-Lebanon County; Lancaster, PA; October 30, 2008. 74. Presenter, “Cyber-Smarts for Boarding Schools” and “Playing To Win: Reaching Boys on Respectful Relationships,” The Association of Boarding Schools Annual Conference; Baltimore, MD; December 4, 2008. 75. Keynote, “Cyber-Smarts Update and Media Literacy,” National Public Television, Education Division National Web-Seminar for PBS; 2008. 76. Keynote, “Sexual Assault Response and Prevention Strategies,” Virginia State Department of Criminal Justice Services Annual Conference; Hampton, VA; July 28, 2009. 77. Keynote, “Sexual Assault Prevention Education and Awareness,” Quileute Tribe; La Push, WA; September 30, 2009. 78. Keynote, First National Take Back the Night Foundation Conference, Columbia University; New York, NY; November 7, 2009. 79. Presenter, “On the Docket: Legal Issues Facing Boarding Schools” and “Got Enough Bears in Your Woods to Scare Away the Texting,” The Association of Boarding Schools Annual Conference; Chicago, IL; December 3, 2009. 80. Keynote and Director, U.S. Ambassador to India’s Violence Against Women Awareness Campaign for India and 19 Day Educational Tour; India, 2009. 81. Keynote, “Cyber-Savvy for Health Professionals,” Independent School Nurses Association; New York, NY; February 1, 2010. 82. Keynote, “Cyber-Smarts for School Professionals,” Pennsylvania Association of Independent Schools Professional Development Conference; Pittsburgh, PA; May 11, 2010. 83. Keynote, “Cyber-Media Literacy for Schools,” Finalsite University Conference; Avon, CT; June 23, 2010. 84. Plenary, “Technology Best Practices,” Risk Management Conference for Boarding Schools; Wilmington, DE; June 24, 2010. 85. Keynote, “No-Yes,” Fort Gillem Sexual Assault and Violence Prevention Conference; Forest Park, GA; August 17, 2010. 86. Keynote, “No-Yes,” West Virginia National Guard Victim Advocate State Training Conference, Charleston, WV, September 12, 2010 87. Keynote, “From Alpha-Pals to Zuckering: Parenting the Digital Generation,” New York City Parents in Action; New York, NY; September 30, 2010. 88. Keynote, “Thick Skin is In,” Cyber-Bullying Colloquium, Roland Park Country School; Baltimore, MD; October 18-19, 2010. 89. Keynote, “Thick Skin is In: Cyber-Bullying Affecting Our Schools,” New York State Schools Summit on Cyber-Bullying and Technology, Woodbury School District; Woodbury, NY; October 26, 2010. 90. Keynote, “Cyber-Smarts for Independent School Leaders,” New England Independent School Deans Conference; Westminster School; Westminster, CT; November 4, 2010. 91. Keynote, “No-Yes,” BLUSH Conference; Kokomo, IN; November 12, 2010. 92. Pre-Conference Session Presenter, “Working with Our Parents,” The Association of Boarding Schools Page 12 of 15
Annual Conference; Baltimore, MD; December 2, 2010. 93. Keynote, “Safeguarding Risk for Schools in Cyber-Space,” Pennsylvania Association of Independent Schools Business Officers Association Winter Conference; Lafayette Hill, PA; January 19, 2011. 94. Keynote, “Cyber-Bullying and Technology Update,” North Carolina Association of Independent Schools Leadership Conference; Greensboro, NC; March 3, 2011. 95. Keynote, “Technology Best Practices and Emerging Trends for Boarding Schools” and Presenter, “Tech Savvy for School Professionals,” Small Boarding Schools International Conference; Asheville, NC; March 17, 2011. 96. Keynote, “Addressing Cyber-Bullying in our Schools,” New York State Cyber-Bullying Conference; Hofstra Law School, Hempstead, NY; April 8, 2011. 97. Plenary, “Technology Best Practices,” Risk Management Conference for Boarding Schools; Wilmington, DE; June 23, 2011. 98. Keynote, “Cyber-Smarts for School Professionals,” Florida Council of Independent Schools Leadership Conference; Jupiter, FL: July 31, 2011. 99. Keynote, “National Business Officers Association Annual Conference,” Seattle, WA; February 28, 2012. 100. Pre-Conference Workshop, “National Girls’ Schools Coalition Annual Conference,” Hockaday School; Dallas, TX; “June 25, 2012. 101. Keynote, “Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority National Conference,” Miami, FL; July 13, 2012. 102. Workshop Presenter, “Sexual Assault on Campus,” American Associate for Justice Annual Conference; Chicago, IL; July 31, 2012. 103. Keynotes, “United States Air Force Europe Bases: Sexual Assault Awareness Month Events,” April 2012. 104. Keynote, “New Jersey Association of Independent Schools Annual Business Officers Meeting,” Princeton, NJ; January 11, 2013. 105. Keynote, “No-Yes,” Duke University Athletics Program Team Training. March 19, 2013. 106. Keynote, “Virginia Association of Independent Schools Annual Business Officers Meeting,” Williamsburg, VA; April 12, 2013. 107. Keynote, “Sexual Assault Awareness Month Training.” Eglin Air Force Base, FL. April 23, 2013. 108. Keynote, “New York, Connecticut and New Jersey State Association of Independent Schools Annual Retreat,” Mohonk Mountain House, New Paltz, NY; May 2, 2013. 109. Preconference Workshop, “National Girls’ School Coalition Annual Conference,” Dana Hall School, June 24, 2013. 110. Keynote, “Hawaii Summit: Sexual Misconduct Best Practices for Policy, Protocol and Prevention.” Maui Preparatory School, Maui, HI. July 19, 2013. 111. Keynote, “Ending Crimes of Silence,” Radnor Police Department and Delaware County Community Agencies; Radnor Township Building, Radnor, PA; December 9, 2013. 112. Keynote, Moderator and Presenter, “The Policy Institute Conferences,” over 15 US Locations. 2013- 2015. 113. Keynote, “Stanford University’s Sexual Misconduct Policy Institute,” Palo Alto, CA. January 23, 2014. 114. Keynote, “Sexual Assault Awareness Officer Training,” Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi. February 3, 2014. 115. Workshop Presenter, “Technology Audits for Independent Schools,” National Girls’ Schools Conference. Philadelphia, PA. February 7, 2014. 116. Keynote, Alpha Chi Omega, University of Tennessee. “Safety Awareness Month.” March 5, 2014. 117. Keynote, “Creating and Maintaining Safe Campuses: Annual Sexual Assault Conference,” University of Rochester. Rochester, NY. April 3, 2014. 118. Keynote, “Sexual Assault Awareness Month Air Force Bases,” Travis Air Force Base. Travis AFB, CA. April 30, 2014. 119. Keynote, “Five Soft Skills for Hardheaded Leadership,” North Carolina Association of Independent
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Schools Heads of School Annual Retreat, Wrightsville Beach, NC. June 9, 2014. 120. Keynote, “School Discipline Done Well,” Bay Area Independent School Deans Summit. The Bay School, San Francisco, CA. September 25, 2014. 121. Keynote, “Best Practices for Addressing Sexual Misconduct in Academic Settings: An Insurance Perspective.” Blue Cross Blue Shield Midwestern Higher Education Conference. Chicago, IL. November 13, 2014. 122. Workshop Presenter, “Auditing Your IT Department,” The Association of Boarding Schools Annual Conference, Washington, DC; December 5, 2014. 123. Keynote, “Tennessee Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence Summit for Institutions of Higher Education,” Tennessee State University, Nashville, TN; January 27-28, 2015. 124. Keynote, “Coaches’ Corner. Playing to Win on and off the Court,” The Final Four 2015, Indianapolis, IN,” National Association of Basketball Coaches. Indianapolis, IN. April 3, 2015. 125. Keynote, “Responding to Victims of Sexual Violence.” Police and Security Training Institute for Institutions of Higher Education in Greater Philadelphia. Philadelphia University. Monday, April 13, 2015. 126. Workshop Presenter. “Working with International Students on Respectful Relationships.” TABS Global Symposium. Austin, TX. April 27, 2015. 127. Keynote, “Responding to Victims of a Crime of Silence,” The Northeast College and University Security Association Annual Conference. Valley Forge, PA. June 22, 2015. 128. Keynote, “Cyber-Smarts for Savvy Families.” Transamerica Customer Appreciation Luncheon. Hartford, CT. June 24, 2015. 129. Keynote, “New Jersey President’s Association Meeting.” Rutgers University. Main Campus. Monday, October 19, 2015. 130. Keynote, “Sexual Misconduct Policies, Protocols, and Prevention Education.” Archdiocese of San Francisco. Wednesday, November 4, 2015. 131. Keynote and Moderator, “Full Day Symposium: Risk Simulation for Boarding Schools.” The Association of Boarding Schools Annual Conference. Boston, MA. Thursday, December 3, 2016. 132. Keynote. “Berks Women in Crisis Community Engagement Luncheon.” Reading, PA. Friday, May 10, 2016. 133. Keynote, “The International Summit to End Sexual Violence,” Fordham University, Rose Hill Campus. New York, New York. July 10, 2016. 134. Presenter, “Conducting Title IX Investigations,” Association of Student Conduct Administrators (ASCA), Annual Conference. Jacksonville, FL. February 4, 2017. 135. Keynote, “Technology Risk Issues for Independent Schools,” Admissions Counselors of New England Retreat. Organized by Marist College. February 26, 2017. 136. Keynote, “Bullying, Hazing, and Sexual Assault Prevention Conference.” Niles West High School. Skokie, IL. September 11-12, 2017. 137. Keynote, “Respectful Relationships.” Weber School. Atlanta, GA. September 27, 2017. 138. Presenter, Pennsylvania Association of Independent Schools Conference. The Hill School. Pottstown, PA. November 27, 2017. 139. Keynote, “25 Years of Work to End Sexual Violence,” New York City Conference. Columbia University. January 25, 2018. 140. Keynote, “Annual Student Athlete Leadership Conference,” Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference. Lock Haven University, Lock Haven, PA. March 24, 2018. 141. Keynote, “Victims’ Rights,” Stetson University School of Law. Gulfport, FL. April 12, 2018. 142. Keynote, “Take Back the Night,” The College of New Jersey. City, NJ. April 18, 2018. 143. Keynote, “Take Back the Night,” North Georgia Technical University. Clarkesville, GA. April 20, 2018. 144. Keynote, “Greek Week,” Elon University. Elon, NC. April 22, 2018.
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145. Keynote, “Take Back the Night,” Rosemont College. Rosemont, PA. April 24, 2018. 146. Keynote, “Healthy Relationships Awareness Day,” Episcopal High School. Alexandria, VA. May 16, 2018. 147. Keynote, “Title IX Faculty Training,” Longy School of Music at Bard. Cambridge, MA. August 31, 2018 and September 13, 2018. 148. Keynote, “Student Athlete Leadership Conference,” Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Association. Pomona College and Whittier College. Pomona, CA. September 30, 2018. 149. Keynote, “Sexual Assault Awareness Day,” Norwich University. Norwich, VT. October 5, 2018. 150. Presenter, “Using a Gender and Sexual Misconduct Climate Survey to Improve Campus Safety,” National Conference for College and University Professionals Association (CUPA). Indianapolis, IN. October 9, 2018. 151. Keynote, “Healthy Relationships Day,” Sacred Heart Academy. Bryn Mawr, PA. October 10, 2018. 152. Keynote, “Sexual Harassment and Misconduct Employee Training,” Life Center Church, Tacoma, WA. October 16, 2018. 153. Keynote, “Respect My Red,” Rosemont College. Rosemont, PA. November 14, 2018. 154. Keynote, “HealthFest 2018,” St. Anne’s-Belfield School. Charlottesville, VA. December 4, 2018. 155. Keynote, “Appropriate Boundaries for School Professionals,” Macintosh Academy. Littleton, CO. January 9, 2019. 156. Keynote, “Understanding Consent,” Roxbury Latin School. West Roxbury, MA. February 14, 2019. 157. Keynote, “Take Back the Night,” Valdosta State University. Valdosta, GA. March 3, 2019. 158. Keynote, “Healthy Relationships Awareness Day,” Hotchkiss School. Lakeville, CT. March 6, 2019. 159. Keynote, “Take Back the Night,” Mt. San Jacinto College. Menifee, CA. March 26, 2019. 160. Keynote, “Take Back the Night,” California Lutheran University. Thousand Oaks, CA. April 2, 2019. 161. Keynote, “Respect My Red Training Institute,” Holton-Arms School. Bethesda, MD. April 8, 2019 162. Keynote, “Take Back the Night,” Stetson University and Stetson University School of Law. DeLand, FL and Gulfport, FL. April 10-11, 2019. 163. Keynote, “Take Back the Night,” Gustavus Adolphus College. St. Peter, MN. April 23, 2019. 164. Keynote, “Take Back the Night,” University of Rhode Island. Providence, RI. April 25, 2019. 165. Keynote, “Raising Boys in the #MeToo Climate,” Mothers’ of Boys Organization. Colorado Academy. Denver, CO. May 2, 2019.
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