Awareness & Education
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
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.
All students are also required to complete specialized, age-appropriate training sessions online and in-person.
Parents or Guardians
Faculty & Staff Required Education
All Returning UNCSA Employees (Faculty and Staff)
Are required to complete 2 online training modules, due Dec. 2. These can be completed at the time of your choosing, and can be started/stopped at any time.
All New UNCSA Employees (Faculty and Staff)
Are required to complete 2 online training modules, 1 synchronous virtual training at a time to be scheduled, and 1 in-person training session.
