What Consent Means on College Campuses
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What Consent Means on College Campuses
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In this episode of Voice2Change by Jane Doe No More, host Jocelyn Maminta talks with criminal justice professor at Quinnipiac University, Diane M. Langlan-Wortz to discuss the recent rape allegations involving a 2024 incident at a Cornell University fraternity house. The conversation delves into crisis response to prevention, emphasizing boundaries, empathy, open communication, as well as what creating a “culture of helpers” on college campuses looks like.Diane is a professor at Quinnipiac University with an expertise in the victimology, restorative justice, and forensic psychology.
Topics Discussed:
- Understanding affirmative consent
- Building safer college communities
- Recognizing when someone may be unable to consent
- Supporting someone after an alleged sexual assault
- Balancing allegations with due process
- Knowing when and how bystanders can safely intervene
- Teaching children and young adults about boundaries
- Building safer, more supportive college communities
- Staying cautious without creating a culture of fear
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