The Office of Institutional Compliance and Title IX (OIC) will host informational and training programs for staff and faculty.
Title VI Non-discrimination and Anti-harassment information session – Become acquainted with university policy and handling of matters related to reports of harassment and discrimination based upon the protected classes.
Thursday, Nov. 13, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at The Casey Conference Room, Brennan Hall, 502
No registration is required. Lunch will NOT be provided.
Title IX-Sexual Harassment and Sexual Misconduct Grievance/Hearing Process Volunteer Training and Brunch – OIC will host a training with a brunch* for faculty and staff interested in learning more about the Title IX adjudication process. This important training is for individuals willing to serve the University community in Title IX (sexual harassment and sexual misconduct) -related matters supporting students, faculty and staff. Title IX process roles may include party advisors, hearing panelists and informal process facilitators. Please contact the OIC with any questions.
* Brunch will be sponsored by the It’s On Us PA grant.Friday, Nov. 14 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., DeNaples Center, Room 405
Registration required.Register for Title IX Process Training and Brunch
ADVERTISEMENTLaunch of Optional Online Training: This week all faculty and staff will receive an email from The University of Scranton – Vector/SafeColleges online learning system with a link to access online training related to University policies and processes handled by our office, and your roles and responsibilities under same. We encourage you to watch the video and contact our office with any questions. This training is “suggested/optional” unless you are a new employee. If you have already completed the video, you do not need to watch it again.
Please contact the Office of Institutional Compliance and Title IX with any questions at 570-941-6645 or email [email protected].
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