Student Awareness Prevention Training
Student awareness and prevention training is crucial to creating a safe campus environment. San Jac provides training to educate students on recognizing and preventing sexual misconduct, dating violence, and stalking. These programs promote a culture of consent and respect, empowering students to seek help when necessary.
Sexual Misconduct at San Jac
Definition and Examples of Sexual Misconduct
- Sexual misconduct refers to behaviors of a sexual nature that are hostile, unwelcome, and intimidating.
- Words and phrases associated with sexual misconduct include sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking.
Laws for Reporting and Handling Sexual Misconduct
- State and federal laws exist to guide students in reporting incidents of sexual misconduct and to protect those who have experienced it.
- These laws also guide colleges in handling and investigating incidents of sexual misconduct.
Report Sexual Misconduct
Training Requirements and Process
U Got This Training Requirement
- San Jac students are required to complete an online training called “U Got This.”
- The training is designed to create awareness and encourage prevention of sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking.
- The training covers the role of alcohol in these circumstances, bystander intervention, and offers resources available to students.
Mandatory Completion Before Registration
- The Sexual Misconduct Policy video and U Got This Awareness and Prevention Training must be completed before registering for classes in a future term or semester.
- If these requirements are not met, an NA hold ( Sexual Misconduct Awareness) will appear in the student’s account, which restricts students from registering for a future term.
Hold Release and Completion Video
- After completing the Sexual Misconduct Policy video and U Got This Awareness and Prevention Training, students must allow two hours for their hold to be released.
- Alternatively, students can visit the campus and ask an academic advisor or program advisor to release the hold.
- Students must provide a valid copy of their email completion, which can be a paper copy or a viewable copy on their phone or device.
Access Required Student Training
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Log in to Your SOS Account
Log in to your SOS account and enter your student ID ‘G’ number and password.
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Find Sexual Misconduct Policy Training
- Click on the Student title on your SOS account dashboard.
- Select the Student Concerns option.
- Click on the link labeled “Sexual Misconduct Policy Training Video”
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Start Your Training
Click the Play button to start the training video.
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Access Awareness and Prevention Training
- In the Student Concerns tab, find the link labeled “U Got This Awareness & Prevention Training.”
- Click the link to start the training.
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Complete The Training
- The training takes approximately 40 minutes to complete.
- You can stop or start the training at any time.
- If you run out of time, you can return later to finish the training.
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Verify Completion
Once you have completed both training sessions, verify that they are marked as complete on your SOS account dashboard.
