Sexual Harassment Prevention Educational Programs are available for faculty, staff, and students to increase awareness and provide resources. Options include group presentations and online training.
Group Sexual Harassment Prevention Presentations for groups of 40 or more are available. Those requesting training/workshops include:
- Student Organizations, Clubs, and Teams
- Teaching Assistants
- Resident Assistants
- Non-Supervisory Staff Groups
- Individual Schools and/or Departments
Topics include policies and laws regarding sexual
harassment, examples of sexual harassment, liability
and effects of sexual harassment, resources for resolving
complaints, due process and retaliation protection for
complainants and for respondents, and First Amendment/academic
freedom issues.
Online Sexual Harassment Prevention Training for Non-Supervisors
covers many of the same topics as the group presentation and
allows participants to complete the training at their
own pace. Separate modules are available for students/student employees,
non-supervisory staff, teaching assistants (TAs), and non-supervisory medical center
personnel. A quiz tests knowledge gained and a printable certificate
of completion is provided. This
training is not for supervisors or academic personnel
and does not satisfy the requirements of AB1825.
To complete the campus online sexual harassment prevention training program, go to http://www.newmedialearning.com/psh/ucirvine/ .
Sexual Harassment Prevention for Supervisors and Academics (AB1825-compliant)
is available both online and in person. California law (AB1825), which went into effect in 2005,
requires employers to provide all supervisors at least two hours of mandatory training in sexual
harassment prevention every two years. The most recent online course, launched in September 2007
by the Office of the President, provides individualized links to those required to complete the
course. Individual department-level instructor-led courses can also be scheduled by contacting
the OEOD at 949-824-5594. The Sexual Harassment Officer also offers general training sessions
open to all UCI supervisors and academics. Registration for these sessions is available through
TED.
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