Prevention is Possible Seminars (SW 301 & SW 365)
About the Prevention is Possible Seminars
KU students can in enroll in one of two academic seminars on the topic of campus sexual violence prevention. These courses use research-based strategies to equip students with the knowledge to recognize and respond to sexual violence & disrespect and to build a culture of consent at KU and beyond. They are part of our community’s commitment to keep campus safer for all, and to cultivate Jayhawk leaders who will change the world for the better. Read on to decide which seminar is right for you!
SW 301
1 Credit HourPrevention is Possible: Taking Action Against Campus Sexual Violence (SW 301) is an 8-week, 300-level course about gender-based violence prevention that is open to all KU students, regardless of major. The course is offered through a collaboration between SAPEC and the KU School of Social Welfare.
SW 365
3 Credit hoursThis 16-week course provides a deeper dive into sexual assault prevention, including exploring applications on campus and in the community.
Program Brief
The Prevention is Possible Seminars are grounded in research and align with best practices in sexual violence prevention. Check out this program brief to learn more about how the course draws from the fields of social work and public health to bring effective prevention education into the classroom.
"This course made an immeasurable impact on my educational journey at KU and I can say without hesitation that it is one of the most important courses offered on this campus. The best way to illustrate what I've learned is to actually do something with the knowledge and that is exactly what I plan to do."