Office Hours
in Wade:
by appointment
Call, or email the Women’s Health Advocate:
Katie Hanna, PC, katie.hanna@case.edu
216.368.6858 (Wade)
216.368.0985
(FSM Center for Women |
The Resource
Center at Wade
The Wade Resource Center offers students access
to support programs within the Center for Women; the Office of
Housing, Residence and Greek Life; Undergraduate Studies; and
the Peer Helper Network.
The Resource Center, occupying the space formerly
known as the Green Room, is divided into office space, a 24 hour
quiet study space, and a conference room.
The conference room
may be reserved for meetings and study sessions.
All are invited
to drop by.
Stop in to talk about
what's on your mind.
This is a confidential space to vent,
get advice, and voice concerns.
Everyone is welcome.
Office Hours in Wade: by appointment
The best way to schedule an appointment with me is to call 216-368-8639 or 368-0985
or email me at katie.hanna@case.edu.
Walk-ins are always welcome in Thwing 309 at the FSM Center for Women.
 University Counseling Services and the Center for Collegiate Behavioral Health
The Mind Body Connection
monthly newsletter
The Task Force on Sexual Conduct
The Task Force on Sexual Conduct announces the launch of the Sexual Conduct at Case Web site (www.case.edu/provost/sexualconduct), and encourages feedback from the campus community.
The task force was formed in May 2005, and members represent a variety of campus organizations with responsibilities that touch on some aspect of sexual conduct. It advocates for a safe campus, where ethical relationships and mutual respect among students, faculty, and staff are expected and encouraged.
Contact the Flora Stone Mather Center for Women via at: centerforwomen@case.edu for feedback or questions.
Women Students survivors' group
Are you a survivor of sexual assault or rape? If you are interested in participating in a counseling group for women student survivors, contact: Katie Hanna, Women’s Health Advocate (368-0985), katie.hanna@case.edu.
The group would aim to assist women in the healing process, focus on personal power, and the development of coping skills and resilience in a safe, confidential environment.
Students who are currently looking for a group can click here for a list of organizations
Services available at the women's clinic, including
birth control, std testing and free annual exams
http://www.cwru.edu/stuaff/UHS/gynemalto.html
Plan B: 11 Questions, 11 Answers
http://www.webmd.com/content/article/126/116442
Dating Bill of Rights |
I have a right to:
Ask for a date
Refuse a date
Suggest activities
Refuse any activities, even if my date is excited about them
Have my own feelings and be able to express them
Say, "I think my friend is wrong and his actions are inappropriate"
Tell someone not to interrupt me
Have my limits and values respected
Tell my partner when I need affection
Refuse affection
Be heard
Refuse to lend money
Refuse sex any time, for any reason
Have friends and space aside from my partner |
I have the responsibility to:
Determine my limits and values
Respect the limits of others
Communicate clearly and honestly
Not violate the limits of others
Ask for help when I need it
Be considerate
Check my actions and decisions to determine
whether they are good or bad for me
Set high goals for myself
From the Domestic Violence Advocacy Program of Family Resources, Inc.
Dating Violence
http://www.acadv.org/dating.html
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