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Embracing DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES ON CAMPUS SAFETY

How can listening to and understanding diffrent viewpoints  help improve how we handle and prevent Title IX an VAWA related incidents on campus?

Very informative

This kind of training allows to know more specific information about all related of sexual harassement

Title IX and VAWA

Excellent information. 

Q. Consent _____?

A.  Must be specific: Valid consent must be clear and specific to each particular situation or activity. Agreeing to one thing does not automatically grant consent for other actions.

Q. The Clery Act requires institutions to show information about?

A. The Clery Act requires institutions to show information about campus crime statistics, security policies, and procedures. It focuses on providing transparency regarding safety measures and procedures related to crime reporting, including sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking. However, the Act does not require institutions to show the disciplinary records of other students to current students or faculty.

Information

Very good information and Knowledge 

nice topic

informative

Title IX

This was honestly a good course. I have learned very little of VAWA and Clery and some familiarity of Title IX. After going through this course, I feel that students, school employees, and staff should have some training and education on each of these.

Title IX and VAWA

The Title IX and VAWA information includes supportive measures. 

Opinions on an IX Coordinator being present on all campuses

After learning more about this. Do you feel it is safer to have an IX Coordinator on site or not? One not being on site meaning that the campus is too small. I feel like this presence should be known and will increase the chances of good healthy behavior and community building within the campus setting. Let me know your thoughts. Thank You.

Course

Great refresher.

Understanding the Parameters of Title IX

Having observed several faculty being dismissed over Title IX violations over the years, I think it is important to educate faculty of the nuances of what constitutes a violation, because many faculty are simply unaware and accept violations as part of an institution's status quo.

Title 1X

This is very informative

Title IX

Important information for all educators to be aware of

Have You Been Involved?

Have you ever been involved in a title 9 investigation?   Did the process that was described in this unit seem familiar with what you experienced?   How was it the same or different?

Encourage Safety Awareness

Take time to dialogue with your students about safety awareness techniques. Try not to be distracted and try and coordinate walking across campus to prevent unwanted aggressive acts. Encourage reporting of stalking and why the reporting is significant. 

Is the institution liable for monetary compensation?

Yes, I strongly feel that the college should be held liable.

Building Safer Campuses

 I think Title 9 prohibits discrimnation based on sex in a educational activities. VAMA reports sexual violence using policies and procedures. Cleary Act reports crime Statistics on college campuses. Title 9, VAMA and Cleary Act  are important to help prevent and make everyone aware of the sexual violence in an educational setting or activity.

Posting of policies

Is the University Hanbook or University Webpage the best place to post these policies?

Inappropriate student attire in the classroom

I was wondering what is the proper course of action if a faculty finds a student or students are wearing clothes in the classroom that could be deemed "inappropriate.: