Matt J. Gray is a Professor of Psychology at University of Wyoming, USA.Christina M. Hassija is Professor of Psychology at California State University – San Bernardino, USA.Sarah E. Steinmetz is a doctoral candidate in Psychology at University of Wyoming, USA.

• 1. Preventing Sexual Assault on College Campuses 2. Prevalence and Institutional and Economic Costs of Campus Sexual Assault 3. Emotional and Psychological Consequences of Sexual Violence 4. Etiology of Sexual Assault Perpetration 5. Evaluation of Prior Efforts to Address Campus Violence 6. Bystander Prevention and Education Programs 7. Broader Impacts of Challenging Rape Supportive Beliefs: Support for Survivor 8. Social Psychological Theory to Inform Sexual Assault Prevention Programming 9. Concluding Thoughts and Recommendations

Matt J. Gray is a Professor of Psychology at University of Wyoming, USA.Christina M. Hassija is Professor of Psychology at California State University – San Bernardino, USA.Sarah E. Steinmetz is a doctoral candidate in Psychology at University of Wyoming, USA.

• 1. Preventing Sexual Assault on College Campuses 2. Prevalence and Institutional and Economic Costs of Campus Sexual Assault 3. Emotional and Psychological Consequences of Sexual Violence 4. Etiology of Sexual Assault Perpetration 5. Evaluation of Prior Efforts to Address Campus Violence 6. Bystander Prevention and Education Programs 7. Broader Impacts of Challenging Rape Supportive Beliefs: Support for Survivor 8. Social Psychological Theory to Inform Sexual Assault Prevention Programming 9. Concluding Thoughts and Recommendations

Matt J. Gray is a Professor of Psychology at University of Wyoming, USA.Christina M. Hassija is Professor of Psychology at California State University – San Bernardino, USA.Sarah E. Steinmetz is a doctoral candidate in Psychology at University of Wyoming, USA.

• 1. Preventing Sexual Assault on College Campuses 2. Prevalence and Institutional and Economic Costs of Campus Sexual Assault 3. Emotional and Psychological Consequences of Sexual Violence 4. Etiology of Sexual Assault Perpetration 5. Evaluation of Prior Efforts to Address Campus Violence 6. Bystander Prevention and Education Programs 7. Broader Impacts of Challenging Rape Supportive Beliefs: Support for Survivor 8. Social Psychological Theory to Inform Sexual Assault Prevention Programming 9. Concluding Thoughts and Recommendations