I learned that Title IX and VAWA are meant to protect students and employees. I learned how VAWA requires institutions to report dating violence, domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking, in addition to other crime categories that were reported under the Clery Act.

Importance of statutes, terminology, and other regulatory requirements.

Admissions compliance ensures we follow regulations, provide accurate information, protect prospective students, and maintain ethical practices throughout the enrollment process.

Based on the information shared, appropriately sharing the correct admission information and documentation is important to stay within compliance. Further more, making sure that we only share the information that we are correct trained to is important as well, and leaving information from other departments to be taken care of by the appropriate staff or faculty will help avoid misinformation. 

How important it is to stay informed about compliance and the language we use when working with prospective students.

I learned that staying within compliance guide lines and understanding that the terminology we use is of high importance. Compliance is a huge necessity for a University to function properly, and I plan to stay informed when compliance rules change.

It's beneficial to always ask questions to understand what my institution offers and what's happening in the industry.  Stay organized and stay informed.

Spend time getting to know other individuals/departments and what they do at my institution.  Stay connected with them to stay informed about changes. Learn about the policies and procedures that govern our institution and maintain those standards.

I was interested to learn that the business/organization may not necessarily be responsible for the visitor’s accommodations (although some accrediting agencies will expect these arrangements to be made & covered by the site they’re visiting.

I found it interesting that military recruiters are allowed information about students under the Solomon Act. This includes academic information on students 17 and older.