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Employ a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) at the USC Engemann Health Center

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Emily Clippinger
11 years ago

Truly inspiring <3

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Emily Clippinger
11 years ago

Truly inspiring <3

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Shirley Barrett
11 years ago

being the mother of a daughter I think this is very important. Please..... Let's get this done!

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Shirley Barrett
11 years ago

being the mother of a daughter I think this is very important. Please..... Let's get this done!

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Tiffany
11 years ago

I'm surprised and a little appalled that this doesn't already exist.

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Tiffany
11 years ago

I'm surprised and a little appalled that this doesn't already exist.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

This is completely necessary

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Miranda Due
11 years ago

This is completely necessary

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Judy Lee
11 years ago

Absolutely necessary.

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Judy Lee
11 years ago

Absolutely necessary.

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Rae Chen
11 years ago

Have to set up SANE! USC tuition is a lot higher than UCLA. Can't even afford it? Let alone USC campus is located in a complicated area! Much higher risk for all kinds of crime!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

As someone who barely escaped a sexual assault situation as a USC student and as a friend of women who have been sexually assaulted, I think this is incredibly important for our student body.

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Joy Xu
11 years ago Featured

As someone who barely escaped a sexual assault situation as a USC student and as a friend of women who have been sexually assaulted, I think this is incredibly important for our student body.

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Shelby Cobb
11 years ago

can't believe that this isn't already a thing

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Shelby Cobb
11 years ago

can't believe that this isn't already a thing

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Amy Alagh
11 years ago

As an alumni, I would really like to see this petition cause some real change and increase support for well-being and victims.

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Amy Alagh
11 years ago

As an alumni, I would really like to see this petition cause some real change and increase support for well-being and victims.

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M.T.L.
11 years ago

This is shameful. I've never been comfortable with how USC prioritizes the well-being of their students, but this is an entirely different level of outrageous. I've already left USC, but students deserve better.