| Sexual Assault on Campus: Bibliography and Resources
The following bibliography is based on a literature review of
sexual assault on campus conducted from January to May 1999 by a
graduate assistant at the University of Minnesota, Humphrey School
of Public Affairs. It covers a variety of topics related to the
issue, including incidence rates, causes of sexual assault, federal
and state policies related to sexual assault on campus, and recommendations
for campus improvements concerning this issue. The most comprehensive
resource found during the literature search is Sexual Assault on
Campus: The Problem and the Solution by Bohmer and Parrot. Please
check back in the future for additions to this bibliography.
Literature
review
Abbey, A. 1991. “Acquaintance Rape and Alcohol Consumption
on College Campuses: How Are They Linked?” Journal of American
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Abbey, A., McCauslan, P., Ross, L. 1998. “Sexual Assault Perpetration
by College Men: the Role of Alcohol, Misperception of Sexual Intent,
and Sexual Beliefs and Experiences.” Journal of Social and
Clinical Psychology 17(2):167-195.
Adams, A. 1988. Sexual Assault on Campus: What Colleges Can Do.
Santa Monica, CA, Rape Treatment Center: Santa Monica Hospital Medical
Center.
American Council on Education. 1992. Sexual Harassment on Campus:
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on Education.
Anderson, L., Stoelb, Matthew P., and Duggan, Peter. 1998. “The
Effectiveness of Two Types of Rape Prevention Programs in Changing
the Rape--Supportive Attitudes of College Students.” Journal
of College Student Development 39(2): 131-42 (March/April).
Bell-Scott, P. 1997. “To Keep my Self-Respect: Dean Lucy Diggs
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NWSA Journal 9(Summer).
Benson, D., Charlton, C. and Goodhart, F. 1992. “Acquaintance
Rape on Campus: A Literature Review.” Journal of American College
Health 40(4):157-165.
Boeringer, S. B. 1999. “Associations of Rape-Supportive Attitudes
with Fraternal and Athletic Participation.” Violence Against
Women 5(1):81-90.
Bohmer, C., and Parrot, Andrea. 1993. Sexual Assault on Campus:
The Problem and the Solution. New York, NY: Lexington Books.
Borgida, E., and Fiske, Susan T. 1995. “Gender Stereotyping,
Sexual Harassment, and the Law.” Journal of Social Issues 51(1).
Bostic, J. D., Jr. 1995. Knowledge, Practices, and Opinions of
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Bryden, D. P., Lengnick, S. 1997. “Rape in the Criminal Justice
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Buchwald, E., Fletcher P. and Roth M., eds. 1993. Transforming
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Burling, P. 1993. Acquaintance Rape on Campus: A Model for Institutional
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Cairns, K. V. 1997. "Femininity and Women's Silence in Response
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Cochran, C. C., Frazier, Patricia A., and Olson, Andrea M. 1997.
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Cohn, E. 1978. Fear of Crime and Feelings of Control: Reactions
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Corcoran, C. B. 1992. "From Victim Control to Social Change:
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Cortina, L. M. 1998. “Sexual Harassment and Assault: Chilling
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Crosset, T. W., Ptacek, James, McDonald, Mark A., and Benedict,
Jeffery. 1996. “Male Student-Athletes and Violence Against
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Against Women 2(2):163-179.
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Assault Prevention Program in Changing Attitudes/Beliefs and Behavioral
Intent Among College Students. Philadelphia, PA: Temple University.
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Dunlap, H. E. 1997. “Rape Acknowledgement and Attributions
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Dunn, P. C. V.-S., Knight, Karen, and Sharon, M. 1999. “What
Date/Acquaintance Rape Victims Tell Others: A Study of College Student
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Dziech, L. W. 1984. The Lecherous Professor: Sexual Harassment
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Easton, A. N. S., Jodi, and Tribble, Joanne. 1997. “College
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Finley, C., and Corty, Eric. 1996. “Rape on Campus: The Prevalence
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Fisher, Bonnie. 1997. The Extent and Nature of Sexual Victimization
of College Women. Washington, D.C.: National Institute of Justice.
Fitzgerald, L. F., Swan, S., and Fischer, K. 1995. “Why Didn't
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Women's Responses to Sexual Harassment.” Journal of Social
Issues 51:117-138.
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Fossey, R., and Smith, M. 1995. “Institutional Liability for
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Frazier, P. A., Cochran, Caroline C., and Olson, Andrea M. 1995.
“Social Science Research on Lay Definitions of Sexual Harassment.”
Journal of Social Issues 51(1):21-37.
Frazier, P.A., and Haney, B. 1996. “Sexual Assault Cases in
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Gary, Juneau M. ed. 1994. The Campus Community Confronts Sexual
Assault: Institutional Issues and Campus Awareness. Holmes Beach,
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Gose, B. 1996. “Brown University's Handling of Date-Rape Case
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with Reported Incidents of Sexual Assault on Campus. Ph.D. Thesis:
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College Should Know About Protecting Victims, Providing for Just
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