Which of the following Clery crimes is counted "per victim"?

The correct answer is Sexual Assault, as this crime is counted "per victim" in the Clery Act reporting requirements. This means that if a single incident of sexual assault involves multiple victims, each victim is counted separately in the data reported. This approach to counting emphasizes the impact of the crime on individual victims, reflecting the seriousness of sexual violence and its unique nature compared to other crimes.

In contrast, crimes like robbery, burglary, and arson are not counted on a per-victim basis; they are often reported as incidents involving a single event regardless of the number of victims affected. For instance, if a robbery occurs with multiple individuals present, that incident would be reported as a single robbery, rather than tallying each person present as a separate victim. This distinction is important for accurately documenting and understanding the prevalence and impact of different types of criminal incidents on campus communities.