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Title IX Course Collection (2024)

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About This Collection

In January 2025, a federal judge struck down and invalidated the 2024 Title IX regulations nationwide. As a result, we are in the process of updating this course collection to meet the 2020 regulations. In the meantime, you can train with our existing Title IX courses that were created to address the 2020 regulations. If you have questions about your institution’s compliance obligations, please consult your legal counsel.

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Title IX and You: Protecting Your Campus

Changes to the federal Title IX law took effect Aug. 1, 2024. What does this mean for your institution’s faculty and staff? This course examines their obligations under the law, including how they must respond to and report disclosures of sex-based harassment.

Audience

Faculty & Staff

Course Length

45 minutes

Languages

English

Title IX and You: Protecting Your Campus

This course will help learners:

  • Understand legal rights and protections for employees and students under Title IX.
  • Identify different types of sex-based discrimination, including acts of sexual misconduct.
  • Apply techniques for responding to reports of sex-based discrimination that are consistent with Title IX and your institution’s policy and procedures.
  • Summarize their role in reporting incidents to the proper authorities at your institution.

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Title IX and You: Building a Culture of Care

The new chapter of life students at your institution are experiencing will bring new relationships, whether casual or romantic. This course uses the framework and policies of Title IX to provide students with the knowledge and tools to safely navigate these interactions.

Audience

Students

Course Length

45 minutes

Languages

English

This course will help learners:

  • Define consent within the context of sexual activity.
  • Delineate the difference between coercion and sexual seduction.
  • Recognize incidents of sexual misconduct.
  • Identify bystander intervention strategies.
  • Summarize reporting processes for incidents of sexual misconduct.
  • Recall support resources available to all parties involved in an incident of sexual misconduct.

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