Campus Sexual Assault Grant Program

On November 4, 2024 First Lady Sue Snyder announced the 22 Michigan Colleges and Universities that will receive grant funding totaling $500,000 for new, innovative ways to prevent sexual assault. All public and non-public universities and colleges were encouraged to apply for the Campus Sexual Assault Grant Program (CSAGP) in early August. Each school was given the opportunity to submit two applications. Of the 33 applications received by the Oct. 1 application deadline, 23 will receive a portion of the $500,000 available in funding.

Proposals and initiatives include plans to implement enhanced bystander training programs, place emphasis on student participation, encourage collaboration with local bars and businesses, and create networks aiming to improve access to assault prevention resources. 

Universities, colleges and community colleges receiving full or partial funding from the 2015 CSAGP include:

•    Albion College ($7,335) 
•    Aquinas College ($4,637)
•    Calvin College ($32,750)
•    Central Michigan University ($33,435)
•    Davenport University ($15,000)
•    Delta College ($28,850)
•    Eastern Michigan University ($53,926)
•    Ferris State University ($10,000)
•    Finlandia University ($15,000)
•    Grand Rapids Community College ($7,716)
•    Kalamazoo Valley Community College ($13,399)
•    Lake Superior State University ($60,000)
•    Michigan State University ($12,000)
•    Michigan Technological University ($17,746)
•    Northern Michigan University ($30,000)
•    Northwestern Michigan College ($953)
•    Oakland University ($10,550)
•    Saginaw Valley State University ($34,321) 
•    University of Michigan – Ann Arbor ($20,003)
•    University of Michigan – Dearborn ($38,016)
•    University of Michigan – Flint ($29,363)
•    Western Michigan University ($25,000)

For more information for the Campus Sexual Assault Grant Program, click here.