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classof2014scholars Angier. B. Duke Scholars Alexis Gabriella Antunez of Willoughby Hills, Ohio; Haoxiaohan (Helen) Cai of Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.; Andrew Long Chu of Fletcher, N.C.; John Gichuhi Gitau of Nairobi, Kenya; Lance Co Ting Keh of Quezon City, Philippines; Danica Mingyuan Liu of Hudson, Ohio; Shucao Mo of Hangzhou China; Anirudh Chandra Mohan of Clifton, Va.; Kushal Seetharam of Great Falls, Va.; Lucas Joseph Spangher of Saint James, N.Y.; Julian Saunders Spector of Chevy Chase, Md.; Amudan Jayram Srinivasan of Mahwah, N.J.; Alina Renee Wattenberg of Santa Barbara, Calif.; Casey Andrew Williams of Atlanta, Ga.; Angela Rae Woods of Carrollton, Ky. Benjamin. N. Duke Scholars Brian Anderson Bullins of Mocksville, N.C.; Rebekah Lynn Johnston of Jacksonville, N.C.; Catharine Beverly Kappauf of Greensboro, N.C.; Elliott Jeffries Lynch of Burlington, N.C.; Joseph Blake Marchese of Goldsboro, N.C.; Carmi Silber Medoff of Greensboro, N.C.; Glenn Andrew Palmer of Brevard, N.C.; Kathryn Reeves Pearson of Smithfield, N.C.; Ruby Elizabeth Reed of Greenville, N.C.; Itzamara Santillan of Oxford, N.C.; Noelle Maher Suaifan of Mt. Pleasant, S.C.; Jacob
Willis Tobia of Cary, N.C.; Marshall Callaway Vingi of Charleston, S.C.; Edwin Wilbur Woodhouse III of Raleigh, N.C. Reginaldo Howard Scholars Marcayla Nicole Hester of Jefferson, Ga.; Abraham Paul Ng’hwani of Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania; Nyuol Lueth Tong of Los Olivos, Calif.; Niara Elyssa Wright of Suwanee, Ga. University Scholars Mehmet Yavuz Acikalin of Kocaeli, Turkey., Olusegun Isaac Babatunde II of Clackamas, Ore.; Yilin “Linda” Cao of Orlando, Fla.; Hersh Shailesh Desai of Wilmington, N.C.; Yihan Fan of Beijing, China; Jordan Fraser of Westmount, Quebec, Canada; Christopher-Marcus Gibson of Wake Forest, N.C.; Palden Gyal of Flekke, Norway; Albert Hu of Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Nikola Mrksic of Belgrade, Serbia; Paul Thomas Wright of Raleigh, N.C. Trinity Scholars Emily Brooks Crosby of Georgetown, S.C.; Minshu Deng of Greensboro, N.C.; Stephen James Hunt, of Wilmington, N.C.
rape from page 1 and employees of incidents that “pose a serious or continuing threat” to the Duke community. Dailey said there was not sufficient information to determine if the report was an isolated incident or a continuing threat as of about 6 p.m. Monday. Graham said the report was a blind report, which leaves the complainant anonymous. The University’s sexual misconduct policy permits students to submit blind reports with both Duke and Durham’s police departments. “The University will make all reasonable efforts to ensure the preservation of confidentiality, restricting information to those with a legitimate need for it,” the policy reads. Durham Police could not be reached for comment Wednesday. Duke Police declined to say whether the Durham Police Department is investigating the incident. Dean of Students Sue Wasiolek said the Office of Student Conduct only intervenes if the suspect is a student, adding that the University does not have jurisdiction over non-Duke affiliates. “Our main focus is on supporting the victim and making certain she receives the information, support and resources she needs,” she said.
Sheila Broderick, sexual assault support services coordinator for the Women’s Center, declined to comment on whether the student is working with the Women’s Center. Broderick wrote in an e-mail that the Women’s Center has provided services to 89 students since July 2009. “My services are available to any student who is the victim of gendered violence, which includes dating violence, rape, sexual assault and stalking,” Broderick said. “So not every one of these 89 students is a victim of the subcategory of rape.” Police reports of rape, however, are rare on campus. According to the Annual Clery Campus Security Report for 2009-2010, 17 incidents of forcible sexual offenses were reported on campus from 2006 to 2008. Of these offenses, seven were reported to have taken place in housing facilities. Between five and seven sexual offenses were reported in each of the three years, according to the data in the report. The most recent information is from 2008, in which five forcible sexual offenses were reported, none of which occurred in residential buildings. Dailey declined to say if the complainant is pressing charges. “We would prefer clearly to have the assistance of the victim,” Dailey said. “But in a case we felt that the public safety was in danger... we would present the case to the District Attorney regardless.”
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