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WTCS shelters women who have been abused and also conduct group meetings to offer support. Alexander is the support group for seven months.
"At the board, 50 percent of all women at some time in their lives experience violence," she said. "I'm sure there are a lot of women on this campus who have suffered violence of some kind and are experiencing ramifications and they just haven't labeled it."
New campus women's support group founded by student for students only
susan Alexander, Emparia junior,
start a group for emotionally,
sexually or physically abused women
students Feb. 27 as a project for her
independent study class, Service
Learning in Women's Studies.
A new campus women's support group will bring its founder not only satisfaction but a grade as well.
Alexander said the class required her to work for a service organization and to do a project that would be permanent for that organization. She has been working at the Women's
Charlene Muehlenbach, assistant professor of women's studies and instructor of the service learning curriculum at the trained academic work and field study.
by Merceda Ares Kansan staff writer
Alexander said she thought there was a great need for the group.
"Laura has researched abuse and now she's putting that experience to work." Muehlenhard said. "The problem of battered women is a very serious one. It's something that should be addressed on campus." Lauren, familiar with Lafayette, also talks about psychological and sexual battering."
Alexander said she wanted to have a group exclusively for women students so they would be more comfortable.
Transitional Care Shelter in Lawrence for the past year.
difficult to realize that they've been in an abusive relationship and it's hard to admit it." Alexander said. "If there's something on campus that are involved in it and it's convenient, it will be easier to become involved."
"For women students, it's very able.
At the Jazzhaus this week
Support meetings will be from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Mondays on campus. Alexander said women interested in the meetings were invited and out where the meetings would be.
Alexander said she encountered difficulties in finding a free permanent meeting place and informing women that the group existed.
Alexander said several topics would be discussed, including self-esteem, sexuality, signs of a bad relationship and reactions of being in a bad relationship.
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