When engaging in sexual activities, it is not only necessary to give your consent for every
activity you engage in, but you should feel comfortable doing it. No sexual act should be
initiated without you being asked for your permission. Asking for consent can come in a
variety of ways. The most important aspect of consent is communication.
If you feel that your consent was violated and that you have been sexually assaulted in
some way, there are many on- and off-campus resources available including the SDSU
Police Department, the Sexual Assault Victim Advocate, the Center for Community
Solutions, the Title IX Deputy, Student Health Services, or Counseling and Psychological
Services. They will assist and support you in a variety of ways.
By: Nikita Alimohammad, Graduate Health Promotion Intern, MPH Candidate
“If it’s important, do it everyday.” This is the quote that Aztec Recreation member Trevor Viboch lives by and incorporates in his daily life. Trevor has been a member of the ARC for about four years. “I’m always impressed by the different programs offered by Aztec Recreation,” he says, “I feel like I’m always hearing about something new.”
stay active and live well. When they purchased their home in the college area they knew that having a connection to the SDSU campus would be important to them.
Lanes several times a week, and because he has his own shoes, he bowls completely free of charge.
brothers. Kyle lives by the quote, “Life’s short, work hard, play harder,” and he lives well by maintaining a clean diet, focusing mainly on eating chicken, vegetables and fruits as much as he can. He golfs and hikes when he can find time between school, bowling, the gym, and his job.
Aztec Recreation 