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EVOC: End Violence on Campus

/e·voke/ -verb, e·voked, e·voking: to elicit or draw forth: to call up; cause to appear; summon

  • 1 in 5 college women experience sexual assault prior to graduation.
  • 13% of college students report being stalked in the past year.
  • 32% of students report dating violence by a previous partner.
  • 30 campus and community partners are working to change it.

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In 2009, nearly 20 campus and community partners created the EVOC (say ē-voke) initiative, a multi-disciplinary response and commitment to ending sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking on campus.

EVOC represents all of the services, efforts, and resources dedicated by campus and community agencies to prevent violence before it begins, respond to the needs of victims, and hold perpetrators accountable for their actions.

The EVOC initiative is guided by the EVOC Coordinating Council, a body appointed by the Dean of Student Life and the Executive Director of UHS. The Coordinating Council meets quarterly. For more information, contact chotvedt@uhs.wisc.edu.

For more information about the EVOC initiative, contact violenceprevention@uhs.wisc.edu or any of the EVOC initiative members.

EVOC Initiative Campus Partners:

EVOC Initiative Community Partners