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Educate your campus about stalking — and follow these best practices for stalking investigations

Halley Sutton

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According to data from Help in Crisis, college students are the most likely demographic in America to experience stalking — but 43% of those who have been stalked wouldn't qualify it as such. That means that students on your campus might not be aware of just how prevalent or problematic stalking is — including the ways it can escalate into other forms of violence — or even, indeed, what behaviors qualify as stalking.

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According to data from Help in Crisis, college students are the most likely demographic in America to experience stalking — but 43% of those who have been stalked wouldn't qualify it as such. That means that students on your campus might not be aware of just how prevalent or problematic stalking is — including the ways it can escalate into other forms of violence — or even, indeed, what behaviors qualify as stalking.

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According to data from Help in Crisis, college students are the most likely demographic in America to experience stalking — but 43% of those who have been stalked wouldn't qualify it as such. That means that students on your campus might not be aware of just how prevalent or problematic stalking is — including the ways it can escalate into other forms of violence — or even, indeed, what behaviors qualify as stalking.

Key concepts: Stalking, Psychology, Criminology, Social psychology

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