Certified Campus Safety personnel instruct a one unit course, available to registered students, in Women's Self Defense every semester. The self-defense course follows the guidelines of the R.A.D. (Rape Aggression Defense) Systems of Self Defense, which is an official self-defense training program of the National Academy of Defense Education.
The course instructors attempt to provide students with information, tactics, and considerations that may be useful for various types of abductive encounters perpetrated against women. During the course, students will participate in classroom discussions that are designed to increase awareness and education. Students will also participate in the learning of defensive tactics and techniques designed to provide options for women during an abductive encounter. A course final is conducted at the end of the semester, and each student is expected to demonstrate the many different options they were introduced to throughout the course. By the end of final, students will display an increase in confidence and awareness.
R.A.D. is offered or Whittier College students or as an educational program for the College community. To schedule a RAD training seminar for your group please contact Campus Safety at 562.907.4211.