The U.S. Department of Justice is seeking applications for funding under the Fiscal Year 2016 Sex Offender Management Fellowship Program. The Fellowship seeks to fund up to two fellowship positions focusing on enhancing its capacity to provide assistance and support to public or private colleges and universities on their response to, prevention of, and education about sexual violence and other sex offending behaviors on college campuses. Eligible applicants are limited to individuals, as well as state, tribal, or local government, organizations, or academic institutions seeking to provide federal-level experience for one of its staff members. Applications are due April 25. To learn more, click here.

The University of Texas at Austin, Institute on Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault released a blueprint that addresses gaps in current sexual assault research, and identifies best practices in campus police response to sexual assault. The blueprint presents a multi-tiered approach to implementing victim-centered and trauma-informed practices for responding to sexual assault cases. It is intended to serve as a guide for police at all levels (chief executives, investigation, and patrol), particularly campus police. To access the blueprint, click here.

Truth Initiative is seeking college and graduate student applicants for the annual Dr. Alma S. Adams Scholarship for Outreach and Health Communications to Reduce Tobacco Use Among Priority Populations. This scholarship will recognize two individuals who demonstrate commitment to community service and use creative arts to help reduce tobacco use among communities disproportionately affected by tobacco. The application deadline is April 30. To learn more, click here.

The American Public Health Association will be organizing its annual National Public Health Week on April 4-10. In order to support participating schools and communities, the American Public Health Association has developed a website dedicated to providing resources; news; links to events, including those at colleges and universities; and other information related to National Public Health Week. To learn more, click here.