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common types Of Sexual Harassment Sexual remarks or7
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The 5.7% of student participants who reported experiencing sexual harassment
during the 2016-17 academic year experienced the following number of incidents:

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For female undergraduate participants reporting sexual harassment, 
of offenders were Faculty or Staff and g?etit? of offenders were UH
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The 9.3% of student participants who reported experiencing stalking at any time
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The 10.6% of student participants who reported experiencing sexual
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*The estimate of Dating/Domestic Violence was based on responses of students who had ever been in a partnered
relationship while enrolled at UH (79% of all survey participants).

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29. 9% Of incidents of nonCOnSen5uaI sexual contaCt occurred
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Number of Incidents Reported by Student Participants:

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The Survey found higher rates of sexual harassment, stalking,
dating domestic violence, and nonconsensual sexual contact
reported by the following characteristics:

. Female undergraduates;

Native Hawaiian students;

 

or non-conforming
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listed (LGBN) students;

 

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campuses).

These patterns are similar to national campus surveys, with the
exception of Native Hawaiian students, for whom there is no

comparable national data.

 

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Generally, students showed more con?dence in their interaction with University
of?cials and somewhat less in the follow up process reporting and
investigation process/procedure).

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Across all campuses, 94.8% of student participants thought the survey was
valuable in developing policies around sexual harassment and gender-based
violence at UH.

  
    
 
   

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