Domitrz challenged students to imagine how they would respond in a variety of scenarios, and students participated from the audience and on stage. He explained how behavior often dismissed as "boys will be boys" can lead to sexual assault, and he encouraged students to recognize it, call it what it is and step in if they see someone in danger. "When we don't take action, we are making a choice," he said. "It doesn't happen accidentally."

He also encouraged students to think about their own personal interactions. He explained that any physical touching requires consent, and let students know that "Saying 'no,' is never mean."

Domitrz also met with parents in Swenson Hall in an evening session on Oct. 24, and he spent additional time with seniors addressing mature topics in more depth. The sessions with Domitrz, which were organized by RE Director of Counseling Isis Perez-Gonzalez, represent a core piece of RE's commitment to students' health and wellness; the goal is to equip students with information and the right mindset to make good decisions, and to help parents better assist their children.