Title 9

1. Risk Reduction and
Proactive Strategies

2. Risk Reduction
& Proactive Strategies
While victims are never to be
blamed for a sexual assault,
there are still proactive
strategies that each student can
adopt to reduce one’s risk for
being targeted.

3. Use the buddy system

4. Close your blinds and lock
your doors

5. Avoid hitchhiking and picking
up hitch hikers

6. Avoid the beach AFTER DARK

7. Don’t go somewhere with
someone you don’t know well.

8. Remove yourself from the physical
presence of a sexual aggressor.

9. Trust your instincts if you feel
uncomfortable or unsafe.

10. Make your limits clear when in
a relationship.

11. Avoid substances that impair
judgement.

12. Don’t leave any beverage
unattended, get a new one

13. Get an agreement with your friends
to watch out for each other.

14. Take a self defense class

15. Aloha Late Night Shuttle Services
• Security provides the Aloha Late Night
Shuttle Service for all students free of
charge. We will transport students from
campus to their off-campus home in Laie,
Hauula, Punaluu and Kahuku. This service
is provided Monday-Saturday at 10:00 pm
and 12:00 am (midnight).
• Students can come to the Security office in
McKay Building 148 and sign up for a shuttle
ride. One of our Security officers will drive
you home.

16. Learn the difference between
abusive and healthy relationships
Healthy Unhealthy
Partnership Domination
Respect Intimidation
Economic equality Economic control
Emotional honesty Emotional manipulation
Sexual respect Sexual abuse-force
Support/Trust Control
Kind Belittle/bully
Physical safety Physical abuse

17. Title IX
“Report a Concern”

18. If you have additional questions or concerns or
would like to learn more, please contact:
Title IX Office
207 LSB
(808)675-4585
titleIX@byuh.edu
Dr. Debbie Hippolite-Wright,Phd Rebekah Strain, JD
Title IX Coordinator Title IX Deputy Coordinator
(808)-675-3707 (808) 675-4585