Campus Sexual Misconduct Conference
June 9-11, 2025 | Virtual Event
MASOC’s 5th annual Campus Conference is a one-day event that brings together nationally recognized speakers focusing on preventing first time perpetration of sexual misconduct as well as the variety of responses to a report of sexual misconduct. This is the only conference in the United States with a specific focus on preventing and responding to the wide range of sexually problematic behaviors in the college and university setting.
This year’s event features a 2-day, pre-conference intensive on STARRSA CBT: A Research-Informed Approach to Addressing Campus Sexual Misconduct.
For more information, view the full agenda.
If you have any questions, contact registration@masoc.net
KEYNOTE AND PLENARY SPEAKERS

Keynote: Emily Rothman, ScD
New Directions, New Opportunities in Sexual Misconduct Response and Prevention

Plenary: Sloan Thompson, EndTAB
Healthy Masculinity Online
Workshop Offerings
Registrants will choose 1 workshop in each session.
Session 1
1A: Navigating Safety and Re-entry: Strategies and Tools for Students with PSB Post-Harm
Felicia McCrary, LMSW & Joan Tabachnick
1B: Working with Respondents in Sexual Misconduct Cases: Perspectives from Practitioners
Julia Broussard, MSW, Megan Karbley, PhD, & Nadeeka Karunaratne, PhD
Session 2
2A: What Do We Know About Repeat Perpetration and Why Does It Matter?: Three Lenses
Tracy DeTomasi, MSW, David Prescott, LICSW, ATSA-F, & RaeAnn Anderson, PhD
2B: Sexual Misconduct by Women on Campus: What We Know, What We’re Learning, and How It Can Shape Practice
Denise Hines, PhD
Pre-Conference Intensive: June 9-10
STARRSA CBT: A Research-Informed Approach to Addressing Campus Sexual Misconduct
Rooted in the risk-needs-responsivity model, the STARRSA Cognitive Behavioral Treatment (CBT) Program is the only known federally-funded, research-informed intervention program developed specifically for college students who have engaged in problematic sexual behavior (PSB).
This two-day training is designed to provide campus and community clinicians with the training necessary to implement the CBT program with students. Through presentations and interactive exercises, the training will cover:
- Effective interventions for students engaging in PSB
- Campus student conduct processes and alternative resolution opportunities
- The STARRSA CBT Program
- Use of the STARRSA CBT Program and application of related materials
Refund Policy
No refunds will be issued unless the conference is cancelled. If you register and are no longer able to attend, your registration is transferable. Please contact Ashley Melanson, conference coordinator, at registration@masoc.net to designate a replacement.
Continuing Education Credits and Certificates of Attendance
The conference has been submitted for CE credit approval for Psychologists, Social Workers, Licensed Mental Health Counselors and equivalent, and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists. The pre-conference has been submitted for approval for 11 CE credits (you must attend the entirety of both days to receive credits) and the main conference has been submitted for approval for 5 CE credits.
Attendees not seeking CE credits will be issued a certificate of attendance upon completion of the conference evaluation form.
For questions or concerns regarding CE credits or attendance certificates, please email registration@masoc.net
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