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Campus Outdoor/Experiential Education Programs – February 25, 2020
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| Date & Time |
| Tuesday, February 25, 2020 • 2:00 – 3:30 pm ET |
| Overview |
Legal Considerations to Manage Institutional & Personal Risk
Higher education administrators understand that there is inherent elevated risk and liability associated with outdoor/experiential education programs. Creating a risk management culture helps strike a balance between real and perceived risk while managing an adventure-based program.
Using appropriate experiential educational industry standards, risk management guidelines, and safety objectives will reduce the probability and severity of accidents and injuries from occurring.
Join us on Tuesday, February 25, 2020 and in just 90 minutes our legal expert in Outdoor Liability Law will provide you and your colleagues with resources to manage the risk of liability associated with outdoor educational programs.
Appropriately train leaders/facilitators, put essential strategies in place to create a risk management culture, and create and refine protocols that help protect your campus from liability.
Registration: $429
Includes link to view on demand
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| Topics Covered |
| As a result of this webinar, you will be able to: |
- Understand the legal duty of care owed by your program to your students — accomplish your educational goals with less worry by guarding against liability by establishing key risk management strategies to reduce lawsuits.
- Explore the potential risk challenges outdoor and experiential education program leaders encounter — develop practical response protocols that mitigate them, so they aren’t caught off guard and can respond appropriately.
- Identify key stakeholders to create an all-inclusive and proactive risk management culture for your experiential education programs — learn what resources you need to improve your current programs, so you can better manage your students’ and your institution’s risks and legal exposure.
- Use the current industry standards guidelines for risk management and safety objectives — reduce the probability and severity of accidents and injuries from occurring.
- Evaluate and assess your current program, reporting system, leader selection and training — align practice with policies to ensure they are being upheld and educational and safety goals can be accomplished with a reduction in the severity and frequency of incidents.
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| Presenter |
Charles (Reb) Gregg is currently a licensed attorney in Houston, Texas and specializes in outdoor liability law.
Click here for full bio. |
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| What’s Included |
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Live 90-minute online session with carefully selected expert(s) – 50% more content than the industry average
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Link to view webinar on demand for one year
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Materials for your team (handouts, discussion questions etc.)
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Certificate of completion for each participant
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Unlimited attendees per location
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Weekly newsletter – What's Working on Campus
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Can't make the live event date? Click here to order the on-demand training.
Click here to purchase the Campus License option for one-year unlimited distribution and use on your institution's internal network/server.
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