Jose Villasuso

Comment on Seok Hyun Song's post: You did a great job summarizing the scope of Title IX! I agree with you that one of the most important takeaways is how broad its protections are—not just on campus but also in off-campus activities where the college still holds responsibility. I also think it’s powerful that Title IX requires institutions to act immediately and appropriately, which really reinforces accountability and helps create safer environments for students and employees. Your point highlights why ongoing training is so essential—so everyone understands both the protections in place and their role in upholding them.

From this module, I have learned the importance of Title IX and VAWA training in ensuring that postsecondary institutions remain compliant with federal laws while also creating a campus culture that prioritizes safety, respect, and equity. The module reinforced that these trainings are not just about meeting legal requirements, but also about empowering faculty and staff to recognize, prevent, and appropriately respond to incidents of sexual harassment, discrimination, and violence.

I intend to apply this knowledge by being more mindful of how policies and procedures directly impact students’ learning environments and overall well-being. As a future leader in healthcare and… >>>

The value of critical thinking lies in its ability to sharpen decision-making, problem-solving, and reasoning skills. From this module, I have learned that critical thinking involves analyzing information objectively, questioning assumptions, and evaluating evidence before forming conclusions. It's not just about finding the right answer, but understanding the "why" behind it and considering different perspectives. I intend to apply these skills in both personal and professional contexts. In my work, I use critical thinking to evaluate research findings more thoroughly, approach problems methodically, and develop evidence-based strategies for improving patient care, especially in addressing health disparities and vaccine hesitancy. By… >>>