Loren Linscott

Loren Linscott is a public speaker and educator on interpersonal violence prevention. He has served as a guest lecturer and trainer for high school and college students, practitioners, law enforcement, and military personnel throughout the United States and abroad. Loren’s mission is to promote positive change by providing individuals and communities with the strategies to effectively prevent and respond to teen dating violence, family violence, and sexual assault. Loren’s engaging and interactive speaking style allows him to connect with audience members from all walks of life. His lectures are innovative, entertaining, and tailored to fit his audience’s needs. Topics include: - Bystander Intervention - Healthy Relationships - Campus-based Sexual Assault - Teen Dating Violence - Sexual Harrassment - LGBT Violence Awareness and Prevention read more » Loren has devoted the past twelve years of his life to designing, implementing and evaluating interpersonal violence prevention and response programs. He recently returned to the United States after serving as a Gender Issues Advisor for the United States Department of State in Iraq. Additionally, Loren has over ten years of experience providing direct services to individuals who have endured sexual assault and intimate partner violence. He has served as a sexual assault response team member, a crisis therapist, social services case manager, and a domestic violence victim advocate. Loren is currently working for the Department of the Navy Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office (DON SAPRO) as a program analyst. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminology from Washington State University and his Master of Science in Criminology from Northern Arizona University.