Availability
Undergraduate Students, Graduate Students, Faculty and Staff
Violence Prevention Education
It is our mission that every member of the St. Thomas community experiences a life free from any form of power-based personal violence.
Goals of our Work:
- Decrease the number of people in our community who experience power-based personal violence.
- Ensure a victim-centered response to sexual misconduct at the University of St. Thomas.
- Increase the ability of all members in our community to respond compassionately to victim/survivors of sexual violence, dating & domestic violence and stalking.
- Empower members of the St. Thomas community to play an active role in violence prevention.
Request a Presentation
Presentations are available for any group on campus, including classrooms, Residence Hall floors, student clubs and organizations, sport teams and more.
To request a presentation, complete the Outreach Request Form.
Location and Hours
St. Paul Campus, Minneapolis Campus, Virtual
Cost
Free
About the Educators
Melanie Tucker, PhD, MCHES
Melanie is the Director of Health Promotion, Resilience, and Violence Prevention. She and her team are working to create a healthier student campus culture with a focus on prevention, education, community health, and well-being.
Seth Quam, MSW, MPH
Health Promotion and Violence Prevention Program Manager
Seth has experience working in sexual and relationship violence prevention, victim-survivor advocacy, and perpetrator accountability. He is passionate about promoting healthier versions of masculinity on campus, building a culture of consent, and working toward health equity and justice for the University community.