Sexual Misconduct Prevention for Students: A New Practice-based Tool for College Campuses

Over 23% of female and 5% of male undergraduate students experience rape or sexual assault, according to an American Association for Universities survey, and women in college are three times more likely than women in general to experience sexual violence. As colleges across the country take action to address sexual misconduct, there’s no guarantee that students meaningfully retain the information. Kognito’s new simulation takes a research-based approach to help assist in schools’ proactive efforts.

Join us for an exclusive first look at Sexual Misconduct Prevention for Students, Kognito’s newest simulation launching this spring. This guided walkthrough will showcase how practice conversations can equip college students with the skills to be an active bystander, respond effectively to a friend who has experienced trauma, and determine if consent has been given.

Hear from the team that developed the simulation to learn how Kognito simulations are proven to engage college students by shaping the attitudes and behaviors that lead to a safer campus culture.

Our Presenters:

Kim Wieland, MPH, Product Manager, Kognito

Kim serves as Product Manager for the Education Vertical, having previously been the Senior Client Experience Executive for Kognito. Kim has had a diverse career across the education, business and non-profit community, but her focus has always remained on helping communities build capacity to tackle challenges and seize opportunities at the local level. Prior to joining Kognito, Kim served as the Executive Director of the Industrial Supply Association, an international trade association representing one of the largest manufacturing and distribution channels. Kim graduated from Washington Adventist University in Takoma Park, MD with degrees in History and Secondary Education. Kim also earned a MPH in Global Health from George Washington University. Having spent over a decade living and working in the Washington DC region, Kim is now a resident of Philadelphia and a reluctant Eagles fan thanks to the lobbying efforts of her 7 year old son Asher.

Brian Flumen, Product Owner, Kognito

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Brian Flumen recently joined Kognito’s Product Team after over 20 years of product management in Education Technology. As Product Owner for its Education products, Brian bridges the gap between market needs and content and technical development, working closely with internal and external stakeholders. Prior to Kognito, Brian worked at McGraw-Hill, Scholastic, and other EdTech companies, large and small, on a variety of innovative digital products and services for students and teachers.

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