The Sexual Assault and Violence Education Project is a program designed to promote change and raise awareness concerning sexual violence within the campus community and help students who have been directly affected by sexual violence. SAVE helps students with their physical, emotional, and personal concerns they may be faced with when dealing with surviving an assault. SAVE is dedicated to the prevention of sexual assault and harassment and to the growth of healthy male-female relationships on campus. We also provide services to students who may need some help with making it through school and life in general.

Our Staff

Fran Scheel, Project Coordinator
Fran serves as university counselor for personal counseling and as Project Coordinator for the Sexual Assault and Violence Education Project. She earned her Masters degree in Counseling and Psychology from Troy University- Dothan. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and is certified by the National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC). She is a
self-defense instructor and serves as state director for R.A.D, Rape Aggression Defense Systems, Inc. She is a certified instructor for basic and advanced self- defense, aerosol and key chain defense training.

                     Jenny Duncan, Assistant Coordinator
Jenny serves as Assistant Coordinator for the Sexual Assault and Violence Education Project and as a university counselor. She earned her Masters degree in Counseling and Psychology from Troy University. She is a member of the American Counseling Association.

Hannah Yohn, Peer Educator
Hannah is currently serving as the Peer Educator for the SAVE Project. She is pursuing a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Psychology. Hannah is also a Troy University Leadership Scholar. In the future, she plans to earn a Master’s Degree in Christian Counseling.

Dawn Brook, Office Manager
Dawn serves as the Office Manager for the SAVE Project and Student Health Services.  She is responsible for the day to day operations of both departments.

Elizabeth Rush, Leadership Scholar
Elizabeth is presently serving as the Leadership Scholar for the SAVE Project. She is pursuing a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Psychology. In the future, she plans to earn a Master’s Degree in Rehabilitation Counseling. She is minoring in communication with the hearing impaired.

Sexual Assault & Violence Education Project
and University Personal Counseling

Troy University