CLASE Prevalence and Perceptions Study In May 2015, The University of Texas System Board of Regents funded CLASE 1.0, a four-year action research project to better understand students’ experiences and perceptions about sexual assault and misconduct with the goal of increasing students’ safety and well-being. (Misconduct includes issues protected under Title IX: sexual harassment, stalking, dating/domestic abuse and violence, and unwanted sexual contact.) The primary deliverable of CLASE 1.0 was a system-wide prevalence and perceptions survey completed in March 2017, which resulted in 11 reports: one report for each participating academic institution, one aggregate report for academic institutions, one aggregate report for health institutions, and a methods report. Explore the reports below. CLASE Prevalence and Perceptions Reports (2017) University of Texas System Academic Institutions University of Texas System Health Institutions UT Arlington UT Austin UT Dallas UT El Paso UT Permian Basin UT Rio Grande Valley UT San Antonio UT Tyler Research Methods Report CLASE Prevalence and Perceptions Findings Infographic
