Title 9 has changed the playing field for femaie and other minority groups.
I agree with others who have stated that this was a more in depth description of Title IX than I have experienced in the past. The basic description that Title IX is designed to protect all who are connected to federally funded schools from any form of sexual discrimination is emmphasized, and from the discussion posts of others, it is interesting to hear their opinions on how Title IX should be applied or at least a concern for those who are teaching fully online courses. Especially considering that most of the student-student and teacher-student interaction is through discussion boards and email.
Having these checks and balances helps protect our patrons, whether they are staff or students in our colleges and universities. The guidelines help make us aware of our surroundings.
I learned that Title IX and VAWA were enacted in order to provide a safe and comfortable environment for all staff, faculty and students. I also learned that institutions are required to report all complaints of sexual violence. I will apply these lessons by participating in the sexual violence awareness and prevention programming each year.
Everyone should be respected period.
The scope of Title IX was not known to me before this or didn't "click" with me as much as learning that Title IX has been responsible for protecting collegiate athletes. I have seen articles about the lopsided treatment of college basketball, football etc, athletes but hadn't realized that Title IX would cover them as well.
I also didn't realize that the Title IX coordinator contact information needs to be posted on the campus website. Something that I will be checking up on with our own website.
Title IX was created to protect students and employees from sexual harassment and other unwanted situations. Thanks to Title IX people can feel like they are protected and safe within their educational and work environment.
Much of what is contained within Title IX should be common sense for most of us at this point in 2021. The fact is that too often it appears that the offender is unaware that their behavior is offensive and has much to do with their previous background and/or lack of awareness and training. The great benefit of this training program is to help ensure that everyone has the opportunity to become acutely aware of the parameters for correct professional behavior and to allow for the students, faculty and other pariticipants in the education process to provide the training and information that the institution is designed to provide.
I agree that there needs to be a bigger convsersation in regards to this topic and the relevance of online/zoom classes taking more presence than on site classes.
The importance of Title IX is importanct for the safety of all students and employees. Today we are seeing changes in the defination of gender and orientation. All people need protected regardless of their personal lifestyles,
Title IX was created to protect all employees and students.
Title IX is all about creating a safe environment for the students so they can focus on learning, verses feeling unsafe in their learning environment. This also makes it clear what they can do and who they can report the incident to, if their rights under this act have been violated, I love how it's open for them to speak with numerous people, so they'll be more likely to come forward, since they might have the choice of a staff member they are comfortable speaking to about the situation.
When I was a student at a Community College, I remember receiving any Title IX training during my orientation week. It was short and simple. When I transferred to a 4-year institution and worked in the Diversity Center, I learned that it is a complex system that every school has to honor.
As a student-athlete, we had several trainings on this topic and what it stands for. I always heard about the Clery Act in college, but I was not aware of how it came about. I am happy that this program protects everyone at the institution to provide a safer environment for all.
Ongoing awareness and prevention campaigns are critical to promoting student safety. Too often victims do not speak up and are unaware of their rights and resources available to them. It's equally important to ensure the administrators are fully trained on how to address these situations should they arise.
This is a very important topic and will be applied as indicated.
Title IX prohibits discrimination on sex. Protect student and employe from sexual harassment. Sexual harrssment can include making inaprpropriate and unwanted sexual or sexually charged remarks or predatory letters, notes, e-mails. The Clery Act is the law that requires institutions to report annual statistics on crime occurring each calendar year on or near campus.
The understanding of Title Ix and vawa and the proper procedures that need to be taken in order to protect our staff and students.
So much of this course provides a ton of detailed information for me. The intricacies of the VAWA crimes policies institutions must make clear and accessible to staff, students, and parents is detailed and valuable.
So far I have learned that Title IX and VAWA Training: Building Safer Campuses is very necessary and it represents exactly what the title says. we are building a safer campus and creating an culture where everyone can feel safe no matter your race, age, disability or gender Identity. I will apply this training by educating all of my staff.
All prevention programming, whether primary or ongoing, must include training on all of the institution’s policies and procedures for reporting and responding to VAWA crimes, and all of the required components of an institution’s disciplinary proceedings
