The Bradley HEAT offers a variety of presentations to help educate the campus in a unique way. All of our presentations are listed below with a brief synopsis of each. If you would like us to present for you or your organization, please contact our president, Mark Hemmer (mhemmer@mail.bradley.edu).

Bystander – Outside Alcohol Presentation

This program is adapted from the Step-Up Bystander Intervention Program to be used with greek and athletic communitties on Bradley's campus. The focus is on being an active bystander and taking responsibility in problematic or high-risk situations.

Sexual Assault - Male and Female Versions

This Sexual Assault and Abuse Presentation is the newest addition to the Bradley HEAT. This workshop is an interactive way to break down the stereotypes and rumors often associated with Sexual Assault and Abuse. We want our students to feel educated and empowered on this subject because it is not necessarily comfortable or popular to always talk about, but is occurring more often than one would want to believe. All of the topics discussed within this program are useful for both men and women and does not favor to one or the other. The goal is not to scare or intimidate students in such a way that they do not trust anyone; but for them to feel confident enough to take the steps necessary to help prevent sexual assault to themselves, a friend, classmate, or a family member. This presentation can be catered to a specific gender.

Sexual Health

This presentation can be adapted to the entire campus, seen on dorm floors, Greek houses, or class rooms. This presentation addresses sexual health, which encompasses abstinence, proper usage of birth control (i.e. condoms, birth control pills etc.) along with common Sexually Transmitted Infections, HIV/AIDS, and testing on this campus. Interactive and involving several games to get the audience laughing and having a good time so that the information doesn’t bog them down.

Small Group Social Norms – Alcohol Presentation

This presentation addresses the facts as they are on Bradley’s campus, as well as health related aspects, sexual assault, and ways to be safe while out. Dealing with people’s perception about what they think is going on with what is actually going on. Using the “clicker” technology to instantly create graphs so that people can see what their peers are thinking. This presentation also addresses common confusions such as the Alcohol Action Plan, and types of Alcohol related tickets.

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