Group to advise on new stalking policy
By Kristy Jarosh | April 25, 1996The Subcommittee on Stalking, a branch of the Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment committee, will make recommendations at the end of this term regarding how the College should address stalking on campus. The subcommittee's findings and recommendations as to whether the College should create a permanent committee on stalking will be included in SASH's annual report, said Liza Veto, co-chair of the subcommittee and acting coordinator of the Sexual Abuse Awareness Program. Veto said SASH formed the subcommittee during Fall term in response to suggestions several groups of students made to Dean of the College Lee Pelton last spring and to anecdotal evidence that stalking exists on the campus. The recommendation for a new subcommittee to focus on the problem of stalking was one of the elements of SASH's annual report last year.