Daemen University has earned the 2026 Campus Prevention Network (CPN) Seal of Prevention from Vector Solutions for its ongoing commitment to providing digital prevention education programs around student safety, well-being, and community.
All first-time Daemen students, including first-year, transfer, and graduate students, receive online prevention education regarding sexual assault, alcohol misuse, mental health, and more. Daemen employees also participate in digital sexual harassment prevention training.
“Vector has been a great partner, and is just one way in which we educate our campus around these prevention topics,” said Dr. Kerry Spicer, vice president for student affairs. “Additionally, we provide in-person training to students around campus climate and how to be an active bystander.”
The CPN seal evaluates institutions against nine criteria grounded in established principles of effective prevention: theory-driven strategies, use of local data and outcome evaluation, socio-cultural relevance, sufficient reach and dosage, comprehensive programming, appropriate timing, well-trained staff, positive relationships, and varied teaching methods. Institutions are evaluated annually as part of their partnership with Vector Solutions.