Editors Schwilk, Stevenson, and Bateman present readers with a collection of academic and professional perspectives on the prevention and addressing of sexual misconduct in a variety of educational and human services contexts. They have organized the fourteen selections that make up the main body of the text in four parts devoted to the issues at the center of sexual assault and other forms of sexual misconduct in higher education settings, the law and legal issues involved in educator or administrator sexual misconduct of various kinds, the impact of social media on sexual misconduct cases and issues, and taking action before and after issues of sexual misconduct.
– Protoview Reviews
This volume in the Advances in Human Services and Public Health (AHSPH) book series amasses the work of noted scholars and professionals writing about issues affecting the health and social welfare of our global population. As this population rapidly expands and connects on unprecedented levels, there is urgency to these topics which the book does well to address. [...] End pages compile each chapter’s references, offer brief contributor biographies, and include an index. Other volumes in this series cover topics such as health policy, social work, domestic violence, youth development, and much more, and along with this volume would appeal to healthcare professionals, educators, policy-makers, students, and many others.
– American Reference Books Annual