Title IX Education and Training
Take a step towards ending sexual violence in Aggieland by learning more about sexual violence and how you can make a difference.
Course materials used to train individuals involved in the investigation and resolution of Title IX allegations at TAMU
Title IX and System Regulation 08.01.01 Mandatory Training – August 2020
Civil Rights Adjudicator Training – Texas A&M Univ. System – August, 2020
Civil Rights Investigation Training – Texas A&M Univ. System – August 2020
Civil Rights Advisor Training – Texas A&M University System – August 2020
Online Education Opportunities
2113411 : NCAA Training on Sexual Violence-Related Policies & Procedures for Texas A&M Athletics Employees
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2111242 : Fostering Respect in a Diverse Workplace – EOD
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2111243: Introduction to Diversity and Inclusion – EOD
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2114172: Title IX and System Regulation 08.01.01
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Health Promotion in the Offices of the Dean of Student Life provides prevention education and risk-reduction programming for students on wellness topics, including interpersonal violence, alcohol and other substance use, and sexual health. Health Promotion coordinates the following training and programs that directly relate to reducing and eliminating sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking:
Green Dot Bystander Intervention Training
Green Dot Training is a nationally recognized bystander intervention training program offered by Texas A&M.
Green Dot teaches Aggies:
- How to identify potential acts of violence around them
- How to use the power of peer influence to intervene appropriately and safely in high-risk situations
- How to recognize situations that lead to violence and common barriers that prevent people from taking actions
- How to respond in ways that are consistent with their personality and values
Could your class, student organization or department benefit from knowing more about Green Dot Bystander Intervention? Green Dot offers custom 3.5-hour trainings or 60-minute overviews for interested faculty, staff or student groups upon request. Learn more or request a presentation.
STAND Up Workshops
The STAND Up Workshop trains faculty, staff, and students to have positive and supportive interactions with individuals who have been involved in a traumatic event. It provides information about:
- sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking; social perspectives;
- the impacts of trauma on the brain;
- listening techniques; tools for mandated reporters; and campus and community resources.
Participants of this workshop will STAND Up for those who are impacted by these issues.
University Police Department Women’s Self-Defense Class
This 4-hour self-defense class is taught by members of the University Police Department and is offered specifically for female-identified students. This class will teach participants different self-defense techniques that can be used in a variety of situations.
Wellness Presentations
Upon request, Health Promotion can provide presentations on a variety of wellness topics for student organizations, classrooms, residence halls, and other groups of interested students. To request a presentation from Health Promotion, please visit the website below.