Sexual Assault Prevention Online Training Programs
San Jose State University is committed to creating a safe, healthy and supportive learning environment free from discrimination and harassment. In compliance with the CSU Nondiscrimination Policy and federal mandates such as Title IX, the Clery Act, and VAWA under its Campus Sexual Violence Elimination Act provision (Campus SaVE Act), all incoming SJSU students are expected to complete online training on Title IX and sexual assault prevention, as well as alcohol and substance abuse prevention. Continuing students will complete a refresher course annually. For more information and resources, please visit the Office for Title IX and Equal Opportunity.
Please see below for a brief description of the training programs.
You will receive notifications from Student Wellness Center and our training vendor, Vector Solutions LMS, @safecolleges.com to complete your training.
Attention Incoming Enrolled Students:
Sexual assault prevention online training will be available to incoming students who are enrolled in classes. A notification will be sent to your MySJSU account when the training is available. You will also receive reminders from safecolleges.com to complete the training. Assigned training modules must be completed within a month of the start date.
Please note: You must be enrolled in classes in order to access your online training modules or receive notifications to begin your training.
Vector Solutions: Online Training Programs
Sexual Assault Prevention for Undergraduate/Graduate Students
Sexual Assault Prevention for Undergraduate/Graduate Students is a 60 minutes video-based online interactive training that addresses issues of sexual assault, relationship violence and stalking which impacts countless college students across the country. The training provides incoming students with important information including key definitions, bystander strategies, and resources that will foster a safer and healthier place to live, learn and work
Alcohol and Other Drugs
Alcohol and Other Drugs is an interactive 45 minutes online training program that is designed to educate students on the risks of the abuse of alcohol and other drugs. This program will empower students to make well-informed decisions about alcohol use, link choices about responsible drinking behavior to academic and personal success, and develop effective strategies for handling drinking behavior of their peers. All incoming undergraduate students are expected to complete this training.
Consent and Bystander Intervention (Refresher-California) (Refresher Training)
Consent and Bystander Intervention (Refresher-California) (Refresher Training) is 26 minutes long. This is a concise course that focuses on consent, “yes means yes,” and bystander intervention, while using peer presenters, survivor and bystander testimonials, video-based scenarios, motion graphics, infographics, animations and more. The refresher course is assigned to returning students for fall 2023 in early September
Training Requirements
- Incoming undergraduates are required to complete Sexual Violence for: Undergraduates AND Alcohol and Other Drugs.
- Incoming graduate students are required to complete Sexual Violence for Graduate Students.
- Students must complete training within a month of the start date with a minimum passing score of 80%.
- All continuing students must complete a refresher course annually in fall.
Instructions
Please read instructions below on how to access training programs.
- Step 1: Access your assigned training
- Step 2: Use your SJSU Student ID number (9 digits) and SJSUOne account password to login.
If you experience difficulties taking or reentering the program, please contact support.education@vectorsolutions.com. You may also contact Vector Solutions LMS Technical Support Team at 800-434-0154 during business hours M-F 8:00am-6:30pm PST.
For questions or concerns regarding training requirements, please email titleixeducation@sjsu.edu.
Disclosure
This training contains sensitive material involving sexual and interpersonal violence. While trigger warnings and resources are provided throughout the program, we understand such programming may be problematic for some viewers. Please contact appropriate campus resources (see below) for confidential support.
Support and Resources
While you are not required to do so, you can contact the Office for Title IX and Equal Opportunity to report and request assistance with addressing an incident of sexual harassment or sexual violence. The Office for Title IX and Equal Opportunity can provide information about options available to you, including support resources, accommodations and interim measures (such as a No Contact Order), or response options (such as a formal investigation), but ultimately, you decide what option(s) to pursue. You can reach the Office for Title IX and Equal Opportunity at 669-877-0620 or titleix@sjsu.edu.
If you are not ready or do not wish to report to the Office for Title IX and Equal Opportunity, or you are in crisis and need immediate confidential support, please call the Confidential Survivor Advocate at 408-924-7300 or email survivoradvocate@sjsu.edu. For assistance outside of normal business hours, please call the YWCA Silicon Valley 24/7 Support Line: 1-800-572-2782.
The Confidential Survivor Advocate provides free confidential services for students dealing with sexual misconduct and harassment, including sexual assault, domestic and dating violence as well as stalking. Services include accompaniment to court, Title IX, and/or the police; understanding options for accountability, making plans for safety and healing and obtaining accommodations for academic, housing, and employment.
For emergencies, call 911, or 408-924-2222 or 4-2222 from a campus phone.
You are also encouraged to call the Student Wellness Center for help or support during normal business hours: 408-924-5678
Frequently Asked Questions
Title IX Notice of Nondiscrimination
The California State University, which includes San José State, does not discriminate on the basis of gender, which includes sex and gender identity or expression, or sexual orientation in its education programs or activities.
