NCHERM is pleased to announce that we have converted the ten books in our library into free PDF downloads.

Please note that PDFs require the Adobe Acrobat Reader.

The Campus Sexual Misconduct Judicial Training Manual
Brett Sokolow (© 2000, NCHERM)
Forget everything you’ve seen before, this is the most comprehensive and effective judicial training you can provide in-house. Designed for sexual misconduct, its lessons translate to generalized judicial training as well. The book is divided into two sections, a trainer’s manual and a trainee manual. This allows for a high level of trainer training, and for paced training sessions, focusing on due process, judicial procedures, rape trauma syndrome, standards of proof, rules of evidence, and many other pertinent topics. The book is applicable to both public and private institutions. This training manual is the ultimate practical resource, offering a high level of interaction. Twelve evidence-rule implementation exercises are offered, as are 25 mini-cases, and one full-scale mock hearing. Flowcharts and case analytic devices are offered to develop questioning and deliberative skills. 170 pages

The NCHERM Judicial Training Manual (PDF)
(© 2002, NCHERM)
This 100 page book contains fifty pages of helpful training information and exercises, and fifty pages of helpful PowerPoint slides. In hardcopy and with a companionate CD-ROM, with sections by Brett Sokolow, JD, Mary Louise Antieau, JD, W. Scott Lewis, JD and Linda P. Rowe, Ph.D.
100 pages

Creating a Proactive Campus Sexual Misconduct Policy (PDF)
Brett A. Sokolow (© 2000, NCHERM)
This 63-page book is a quick primer on creating a proactive, developmental, comprehensive campus sexual misconduct policy based on our 18-point model. Model language is included, as are offense definitions and thorough discussions of policy elements.
63 pages

Comprehensive Campus Sexual Misconduct Judicial Procedures (PDF)
Brett Sokolow (© 2000, NCHERM)
This short book is a sophisticated synthesis of best practices for establishing procedures and judicial fora for addressing sexual misconduct on campus. This book offers a comprehensive look at several effective judicial models, with an eye toward assuring excellent victim’s services and rigorous fairness in a balanced environment with a strong developmental emphasis.

A Model Campus Sexual Assault Response Protocol (PDF)
Brett Sokolow (© 2000, NCHERM)
Based on six years of research, this 100-page protocol is uniquely crafted for effectiveness. Protocols have been pre-written for you to include all the key information institutional staff need to convey to victims in crisis. Protocols are customized in ten-page guides for various departments, and are readily adapted to your campus environment with our easy-to-use CD-ROM format. Each protocol includes instructions for its use, checklists of information, and our innovation, a comprehensive set of questions and answers for each option that guarantees that victims will receive quality information in a timely manner, no matter where they go on campus for help.

Instilling Principles of Risk Management into the Daily Practice of Student Affairs (PDF)
The book produced from the webseminar. Chapters featuring innovative risk management thoughts from Beverly Costello on Risk Management in Student Affairs, Ed Spencer on Housing and Dining Issues, John Wesley Lowery on Recordkeeping and Regulatory Compliance, Troy Harris on Student Abroad Risks, and Dennis Gregory on Student Discipline, and Brett Sokolow on Risk Assessment. 150 pages

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