Oct. 31 deadline for student Title IX and AlcoholEdu training
October 26, 2017
The deadline for students to take their mandatory Title IX and AlcoholEdu training
is Tuesday, Oct. 31. Please encourage students to complete the training before the
deadline. They will not be able to register for classes until the training is complete.
The Title IX training on sex and gender-based discrimination prevention is required
of all certificate and degree students, all students who live on campus, and all national
and international exchange students. AlcoholEdu training is only for certificate and
degree students age 25 or younger.
The trainings should take about two hours in total, and can be taken in multiple sittings.
The courses include surveys to help personalize the experience and to measure students’
attitudes and behaviors. All survey responses are anonymous; UAF is not able to see
how individual students answer questions in the survey, and all survey questions are
optional.
Guide to accessing AlcoholEdu and Title IX: Sex and Gender-based Discrimination Prevention
Training
Mandatory training: Who is required?
Frequently asked questions
Students who need access to a computer can find computer lab resources here.
The requirement is part of the Voluntary Resolution Agreement between the University
of Alaska and the Office of Civil Rights. For more information, contact the office
of the Dean of Students at uaf-deanostudents@alaska.edu or the Office of Diversity and Equal Opportunity at uaf-TIX@alaska.