Safe at UNCSA
Awareness & Education
Campuswide education about sexual misconduct and harassment is an important part of
prevention.
UNCSA is committed to implementing best practice protocols and procedures that protect
students and the community from sexual violence. One step towards this goal is to
foster a campus community that is well-educated on sexual misconduct prevention, awareness,
and support resources, as well as help the community to better understand Title IX,
a federal law that protects people from discrimination and harassment based on sex.
Education Partners
Required Education
The Office of the Provost, Title IX Office and the Division of Student Affairs provide
ongoing educational programming and training opportunities throughout the year.
Student Required Education
New Students
New students have mandatory Safe-U training that includes a presentation from the
Title IX office. They must also complete multiple online modules that go over sexual
assault, sexual harassment, bystander intervention, healthy relationships and consent.
All Students
All students are required to complete mandatory annual training that will build upon the first-year
training. Training is customized for the high school and college levels.
Parents or Guardians
Parents or Guardians are offered two online information sessions annually during the summer that provide
an overview of training and materials presented to students.
Faculty Required Education
New Faculty
New faculty are required to complete Title IX training which includes information on the improper
relations regulation; Title IX regulations; the prohibited harassment, discrimination,
and related misconduct regulation; and which explains and reiterates the mandatory
reporting requirement.
All Faculty
All faculty are required to complete annual mandatory training including one in-person session,
one virtual session and assigned online asynchronous training. Additional follow up
training will be offered throughout the year.
Staff Required Education
All Staff
All staff are required to complete annual mandatory training including one in-person session, one virtual session and assigned online asynchronous training. Additional follow up training will be offered throughout the year.
Residence Life staff & Student Residence Assistants
Residence Life staff and student residence assistants receive annual training from the Title IX office at the beginning of the semester.
Title IX Hearing Board Members Required Education
