From this module, I learned the importance of Title IX and VAWA in protecting students and employees and ensuring a safe, respectful, and supportive educational environment. I also learned that these laws go beyond meeting legal requirements; they promote awareness, prevent discrimination and sexual misconduct, and encourage individuals to speak up when they experience or witness inappropriate behavior.

I intend to apply this knowledge in my workplace by treating everyone with respect, being aware of my responsibilities, and helping promote a culture of inclusion, safety, and accountability. I also understand the importance of knowing how to report concerns and where… >>>

The importance of being organized, staying up to date, and having resources available. 

To be fully aware of my institutions programs, offerings, marketing, and faculty.

Correct forms, documentation, and processes protect both the student and the institution. 

CIE has rules and regulations for admissions staff. It's important to understand terms and stay up to date on rules. 

Staying up to date on all policies and procedures will ensure we can provide the most accurate and detailed information. Reviewing catalogs, handbooks and accrediation standards will help with making sure rules are being followed. 

I learned we can not guarantee employment to any prospective student, we must know all rules and regulations regarding admissions and only give accurate information. 

I learned that we must disclose all costs and have a detailed understanding of the enrollment agreement. 

I've learned it's critical to be honest, accurate, and have knowledge of the rules and regulations.

I learned you need to visit with the faculty and staff to get a good feel for the college.  It is also important to know what is being advertised by the university.