Description
Train Faculty & Staff to Handle Disclosures with Confidence & Compliance
Faculty and staff may be placed in a position where a Title IX incident is disclosed. These can be tough conversations, for sure, not only due to the information being shared, but also due to reporting obligations. Adding to the discomfort is that the student may or may not be aware that the faculty or staff member is required to report that information to a Title IX coordinator. It’s cumbersome and tricky for faculty and staff to navigate, wanting to be as supportive as possible, while still ensuring obligations are being met.
Join us onwhen our expert presenter – Pam Peter, Title IX Coordinator for Students and the Director of Student Title IX Case Management at Syracuse University – will help faculty and staff navigate these challenging conversations, overcoming the confusion about what to say and do including how to manage requests for confidentiality, and how to share information in a way that is helpful and empowering, rather than directive, victimizing, and disenfranchising.
Participants will walk away with clear expectations for their reporting obligations, both regarding institutional compliance and the intersections with state law; empowering strategies for responding to disclosures; and how to manage requests for confidentiality. Help eliminate common mistakes and build confidence in responding when students disclose incidents.
Case studies and tabletop exercises to help faculty and staff become comfortable with response techniques will be included throughout this training session.
Topics Covered
Gain crucial, actionable takeaways that will help you:
- Understand Title IX and its intersections with state law.
- Be able to identify what constitutes a Title IX disclosure.
- Understand how to respond appropriately and empathetically to disclosures, by being confident in which questions to ask and how to ask them.
- Identify your reporting obligations and the resources available to you.
- Avoid common mistakes that could harm the reporting process.
Presenter
Pam Peter currently serves as the Title IX Coordinator for Students and Director of Student Title IX Case Management at Syracuse University.
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Included When You Purchase
- 75 or 90-minute online session with carefully selected expert(s)
- Unlimited access to view session recording for two years
- Materials for your team (handouts, discussion questions, etc.)
- Certificate of completion for each participant
Instructions for access are available immediately upon checkout. You may share this On-Demand Training with any staff members from your campus community. For information about licensing this training for unlimited distribution on your institution’s internal network/server, email info@paper-clip.com.
