Issues that affect personal safety on college campuses are discussed in these proceedings of a 1986 symposium on personal safety organized by the State University of New York (SUNY) and the Research Foundation of SUNY. Conference papers and authors are as follows: "Interpersonal Violence: Addressing the Problem on a College Campus" (David Hanson, J. Patrick Turbett, Patricia Whelehan); "Violence on a Residential Campus and the Learning of Nonviolent First and Last Resorts" (Simon I. Singer, Lionel S. Lewis); "Date Rape Workshop" (Diane Gale, Stacey Plichta); "Acquaintance Rape Prevention Training Program on College and University Campuses" (Andrea Parrot); "Planning and Implementing a Model Program for Prevention of Acquaintance Rape on College Campuses: A Strategic Approach" (David Drinkwater; A. Parrot); "Multiphasic Safety and Security on State University of New York Campuses and Communities" (Otto A. Berliner); "The Human Relations Training Program, Cornell University" (Ronald Loomis, Jerry Feist, Kris Miller); "Caring Enough to Respond: A Report from the American College Personnel Association Commission Task Force on Victimization and Violence on Campus" (Mary L. Roark); and "Campus Awareness of Personal Safety" (Noel Palmer). Questions and answers follow each paper. Included in the paper on a date rape workshop are attitude surveys, true-false exercises, and sentence completion exercises. Appended are a symposium schedule and a list of symposium participants. (SW)