SAN FRANCISCO — A woman sexually assaulted by a former Stanford University swimmer will no longer participate in the school’s plan to place a plaque near the on-campus fraternity house where the assault occurred.

Michele Dauber, a Stanford professor who publicly represents the victim who wishes to remain anonymous, said that the university rejected quotes for the plaque from the statement the victim read during the January 2016 sentencing of Brock Turner. Turner served three months in jail after a jury convicted him of sexually assaulting the young woman behind a trash bin during an on-campus fraternity party. Turner must also register as a sex offender.

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