After listening to Title IX and VAWA material I've learned how it helps to protect all students while living on and around school or University campuses. Students need to be protected by rules and laws which help to enforce their safety.  

Providing accurate, transparent, information about the institution's programs, cost, as well as credentials are the key takeaways from this module. The training reminded me of my responsibility to represent the school from a posture of honesty and integrity to help perspective students make an informed decision regarding their education and next steps. 

Throughout this module, I have learned the importance of asking thoughtful questions, actively listening, and provide succinct, clear information when communicating with applicant's and students. Each interaction should build trust, offer guidance, and respect the students' goals. 

I will always abide by the FERPA laws.

FERPA is about protecting the information of a student's file.

students have the right to access their personal file.

In this module, I learn the importance of aligning our daily working with federal governing policies and rules, company values, and ethics. It is essential to utilize the information to share knowledge, build practical skills, and mitigate risk. I will use what I have learned in this module by making ethics a conscious habit. 

Although bystanders are not required by law to intervene, the OCR requires that training about sexual assault include bystander training. 

Course content was precise and real refresher to what we do on a day to day basis.....it serves to keep us on our toes.  Aiming to do the right thing at all times is extremely important given the industry we are in.

Although institutions may require informal conflict resolution processes before starting a formal complaint, informal measures such as mediation should never be used in cases of alleged sexual violence. I found this exception reassuring as it could be traumatic for the alleged victim.