as i said in my testimony, we dove into the changes in the campus save act, vawa head-first. the department of education issued its proposed regulations on june 192014. on june 25, we held the first of two trainings for all of our campuses. went over to it or 50 people between the two trainings. i had seven of my colleagues, a total of eight attorneys and we are two very good interns. we wrote and 93 page guidance on how to comply with all aspects from exactly what you have to do to report on what the state laws are, to policies on bystander intervention, to policies on confidentiality. and took a lot of things already working and spun them up to things that would work well across the board. we wrote 93 pages in a week, written, edited, ready for attorneys. we have 250 people between those two trainings, and wanted to be sure that even though the laws would go into effect in july 2015, by july 2014 all of our suny campuses would be trained. and we met that goal. other colleges were waking up that this was a better. nothing against them. we were completing our training side be

we really liked what the congress did with vawa and hope that you continue down that path. > thank you very much. appreciate it. >> senator baldwin. >> thank you very much, senator murray, for convening this roundtable and this is very, very helpful to all of us. and i appreciate the presence of all of our witnesses here. i wanted to start with you, mrs. clementi, and start by also sharing my gratitude to you and your family, all of your family for, as you said, helping others learn through your family's pain. but really taking serious action so that the tragedy that you experienced doesn't happen to other families. so -- >> thank you. >> i very much appreciate that. and i know i'm not alone in being inspired by your strength and your family's strength. >> thank you. >> you said in your testimony that through your efforts on this bill, that you've learned that tyler's experience is far from an isolated one and in fact, you cited some research i believe that counts over 3 million instances of cyberbullying, i think you said. but it strikes me that this is probably an area that's under r