Coordinated Community Response Team

Together we can end violence on our campus

A coordinated community response approach ensures a timely, culturally relevant, and respectful response to sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking committed on or off-campus. Implementing such an approach requires establishing a (CCRT). Coordinated Community Response Teams reflect the wide variety of departments and community organizations that are involved in campus life in order to involve all the different entities who have a role in meeting the needs of victims of interpersonal violence.

CCRT Mission Statement

The IU Southeast CCRT is a network of university and community leaders who direct victim-centered, trauma-informed responses, prevention education, and resources to the IU Southeast community in hopes to reduce sexual assault, dating/domestic violence, sex trafficking, and stalking.

*Core members who have attended OVW training institutions.

Dean of Student Conduct and OVW Project Supervisor
Dr. Seuth Chaleunphonh *

OVW Project Director
Nikki Green *

Vice-Chancellor for Enrollment and Affairs
Amanda Stonecipher

Director of Residence Life and Housing
Abbie Dupay

Residence Life Coordinator
Luke Westmoreland *

Counseling and Care Manager
Karen Richie *

Associate Athletic Director
Amanda Daily-Weaver

Advisor (School of Arts and Letters)
Greg Roberts

Director of Institutional Equity
James Wilkerson

Campus Law Enforcement
Chief Stephen Miller *
Lieutenant Travis Huntley *
Officer Claudia Darrow

STAR Violence Prevention Peer Educators
Laurelle Skillman

Coordinator of Disability Services
Matt Springer

Center for Women and Families
Jane Burnell

Clinical Assistant Professor
Dr. Rosalind Scott Williams

Justice Day Association
Jocelyn Schlegel

Dean of School of Education
Dr. Faye Camahalan

If you are interested in learning more or becoming part of the CCRT, please contact Nikki Green at anngreen@iu.edu or Dr. Seuth Chaleunphonh at schaleun@iu.edu.