Walk-A-Mile In Her Shoes
Take Back the Night- Clothesline Project
Red Flag Campaign
Take Back the Night- Clothesline Project
Love Your Body Day
Take Back The Night
Love Your Body Day
Red Flag Campaign
Take Back the Night- Candlelight Vigil
Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
OASIS information is meant to be educational in nature and to help increase dialogue
and discussion about this important topic. Refer to ETSU’s Student Sexual Misconduct Policy for specific ETSU policy information.
OASIS (Outreach & Advocacy: Sexuality Information for Students) is a program of the Counseling Center at East Tennessee State University. OASIS is dedicated to sexual assault, relationship violence, and gender violence prevention through education and outreach about healthy sexuality and relationships. Our programs are designed to serve the needs of the ETSU population with information, education, training, advocacy, counseling, and referral services.
Presentations & Workshops
OASIS offers presentations and workshops to ETSU classes and student organizations on a variety of topics relating to students' lives, including but not limited to:
- Consent
- Being an Active Bystander
- “Ask the Sexpert”
- Body Image and the Media
- Gender Violence/Gender Dichotomy
- Healthy Masculinity
- Healthy/Unhealthy Relationships
Outreach Events
OASIS hosts a wide array of campus and outreach activities each year.
These include:
- Red Flag Campaign
- Love Your Body Day
- Sober Sex
- Take Back the Night
- Clothesline Project
- Candlelight Vigil
- Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
- Co-sponsor to I 'Heart' Female Orgasm and the Vagina Monologues
- Co-sponsor to R.A.D. (Rape Aggression Defense) Training for Women
FemSex!
OASIS facilitates FemSex!, a nationally recognized semester-long (noncredit) student workshop on female sexuality.
Counseling & Support Services
OASIS additionally provides services to students who have been directly affected by sexual and relationship violence. OASIS provides a safe, confidential atmosphere in which survivors can explore:
- Individual counseling
- Crisis counseling
- Advocacy services
- Connection to other resources on campus or in the community
Our counselors can support survivors as they choose to discuss their experiences and explore their options about medical treatment and legal and/or judicial action. Our counselors can accompany a survivor through the medical treatment and collection of evidence. Whether or not a survivor chooses to report, an OASIS counselor can serve as an advocate and provide education to promote informed choice.
Local Sexual Health Services for Students
Contact Info
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Kate Emmerich, LCSW Counselor
OASIS Program Coordinator
Email: emmerich@etsu.edu
Phone: 423-439-3333
To request a consultation with our OASIS coordinator or for more information about the OASIS program:
To make an appointment to meet with a counselor:
To request an Outreach presentation:
