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Prevention Trainings

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The University provides both student and faculty/staff specific online trainings on an annual basis to educate our campus community regarding sexual misconduct and to comply with Title IX, VAWA, and other federal and state laws.

Students are typically assigned their online training during the Fall semester; Faculty/staff are typically assigned their online training during the Spring semester. New employees take an introductory online training during Orientation.

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In addition, the University's training platform, Vector Solutions SafeColleges, offers faculty, staff, and students online trainings for a variety of topics including, but not limited to:

Faculty  Students
  • Active Shooter Preparedness
  • Crisis Response
  • Managing Difficult Behaviors
  • Stress Management
  • Student Mental Health
  • American with Disabilities Act
  • Conflict Management
  • Discrimination Awareness
  • Inclusivity for LGBTQ+ Students                          
  • Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention
  • Active Shooter Preparedness
  • Inclusivity for LGBTQ+ Students
  • Diversity Awareness
  • Study Skills and Time Management
  • Bystander Intervention
  • Communication Styles and Skills
  • Consent
  • Mental Health Awareness


For additional trainings, log in to your account on either Vector Solutions SafeColleges for Faculty & Staff
or Vector Solutions SafeColleges for Students and click on Extra Training.

If you have trouble logging in to your account, please contact preventiontraining@memphis.edu.

teacher iconLive Trainings 

The University of Memphis Title IX: Prevention Program offers trainings throughout the year in both coordinated training initiatives and for invited presentations to student and faculty/ staff groups.

Coordinated training initiatives include visiting all 60+ sections of ACAD 1100 during the “Red Zone,” or the period where students are statistically more likely to experience sexual assault. The Prevention Program also provides regular training to all student athletic teams and all freshman during New Student Orientation. All trainings are interactive and evidence-based. 

The Prevention Program can present on the following topics:

  • Bystander Intervention
  • Healthy Relationship Behaviors (managing conflict, regulating emotions, setting boundaries, healthy communication)
  • Sexual Health and Risk Reduction
  • Allyship/Leadership to Combat Sexual and Domestic Violence
  • Changing Social Norms about Sexual and Domestic Violence
  • Recognizing the Warning Signs of Dating Violence and Sexual Assault
  • Title IX and Policy Review
  • Mandatory Reporting

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To request a live training, please fill out the training request form at least two weeks prior to anticipated training date.

Although training length can be modified, the training is most effective when facilitators have at least 45 minutes to present.

Please note that there is a high demand for trainings in August, September, October, and April. If you would like to schedule a training during one of these months, please reach out as soon as possible.

 
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Although training length can be modified, the training is most effective when facilitators have at least 45 minutes to present.