Responding to Title IX Disclosures: Training for Faculty and Staff
Course Length
28m
Responding to Title IX Disclosures: Training for Faculty and Staff
Table of Contents
Reinforce the trust between you and a reporting party when you’re informed of a Title IX incident.
Overview
- Define your role as someone who is not an Official with Authority
- Understand the risks involved if a conversation is mishandled
- Respond effectively using 7 tips to personalize your approach
- Understand what not to say or do that could be harmful
- Be prepared at a moment’s notice
This video course is for all faculty and staff who are not designated as Officials with Authority by the Title IX Coordinator. It will provide you with useful conversational strategies that allow you to have an informed conversation with anyone who discloses an incident of sexual harassment with you.
Agenda
Lesson 1: Title IX Disclosures
- VID 1: The Value of this Course
- VID 2: Course Introduction
- Difference Between Official with Authority (OwA) and Non-OwA
- Risks Involved if a Conversation is Mishandled
- VID 3: Three Mishandled Scenarios and Course Learning Objectives
Lesson 2: Your Role as a Trusted Faculty or Staff Member
- VID 4: Sample Situations for Faculty and Staff
- VID 5: What to Say or Do (7 Tips Handout)
- VID 6: What Not to Say or Do
- VID 7: Other Useful Information to Know
Lesson 3: Practice Scenarios
- VID 8: Scenario #1 – Lexie T.
- VID 9: Scenario #2 – Tyler S.
- VID 10: Scenario #3 – Helen W.
Closing Remarks
Course Highlights
- 30 minutes of video instruction
- 11 short videos
- 3 sample scenarios to role play
- 1 printable guide
- Valued at $395. Free for members.
Reviews
“I highly recommend this course for any non-mandated reporter. The course is also an excellent refresher for experienced Title IX administrators.”
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Why is this event retired?
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