Trainings offered by EO/TIX

Training conducted by EO/TIX staff

University departments and groups may request a training session conducted by EO/TIX staff. Please submit your request using the below form and someone with our office will contact you to schedule the training session.

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Available training sessions

  • Sexual Harassment Awareness and Prevention Education (SHAPE):This training is designed to help educate the University community about sexual harassment in an effort to prevent its occurrence. This course discusses Title IX sexual harassment as well as other illegal forms of sexual misconduct and sexual violence. SHAPE includes video vignettes, key learning points, a live question and answer session, bystander tips, and important reference information. Approx. 1 hour. Available in person or in a remote format. Can be combined with Anti-Discrimination Education (ADE) in either format for a total training time of 90 minutes.)
  • Anti-Discrimination Education (ADE): This Training provides simple, straightforward information about NSHE’s and UNR’s Policy Against Unlawful Discrimination and Harassment. Discrimination on campus can take many forms – from overt acts of unfair treatment on the basis of race to stereotypes based on gender or those unintentional, insensitive comments, otherwise known as microaggressions. This training describes the protected statuses recognized on campus, explains how and when discrimination can occur, and explains why it’s everyone’s responsibility to prevent unlawful discrimination and harassment in any form. (Approx. 1 hour. Available in person or in a remote format. Can be combined with SHAPE training in either format for a total training time of 90 minutes.)
  • ADA Training: This is an introductory course on the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The course discusses ADA requirements and considerations for a more inclusive campus. The course also identifies common barriers on campus and provides techniques for eliminating these barriers. Participants will leave with a better understanding of the ADA, as well as important reference information. (Approx. 1 hour. Available in person or in a remote format.)
  • Privilege Workshop: This workshop is designed to help campus leaders from a variety of backgrounds better identify and communicate issues of identity, and learn to recognize privilege and how it operates. This is a participatory workshop organized to yield a discourse where outcomes are learned from the experiences and knowledge of the individuals participating. It is most effective with smaller groups; however, it can be utilized with large groups through the use of additional facilitators. (Approx. 1 hour. Must be conducted in person.)
  • Pack Pride Training: This training is designed to create dialogue and awareness about issues commonly faced by lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning (LGBTQ+) individuals within our community. This training introduces participants to terminology used to describe sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression, discusses the use of gender inclusive language and pronouns, and incorporates activities to help participates to better understand their role in creating a more inclusive environment. (Approx. 1 hour. Available in-person or in a remote format.)
  • Consent and Decision Making: This training is intended to provide the information, and skills necessary to understand and practice consent. We will explore all aspects of consent (what it is, why it’s required, how to practice it). Through activities, video vignettes, and discussion, we will bust myths about consent and gender, learn about boundaries, explore the art of decision making and the reality of indecision. (Approx. 1 hour. Available in person or in a remote format.)
  • Healthy Relationships: This training covers the definitions of domestic violence and dating violence, tactics an abuser may use to gain power and control over a partner, characteristics of a healthy relationship, warning signs of abusive partners, and resources available. This training can be customized to explore the nuances of healthy relationships with friends, and parents, in addition to romantic partners. (Approx. 1 hour. Available in person or in a remote format.)
  • Title IX Regulation Discussion: This discussion covers the new Title IX regulations effective August 14, 2020. (15-30 minutes. Available in person or in a remote format.)

Mandatory Sexual Harassment and Discrimination Prevention Training

All University employees are required to attend Sexual Harassment and Discrimination Prevention Training. Nevada Administrative Code (NAC) 284.496 (1)(2)(3) states:

      1. Within six months after an employee is initially appointed to state service, the employee shall attend a certified class concerning the prevention of sexual harassment.
      2. At least once every two years after his or her initial appointment to state service, an employee shall attend a certified refresher class or training concerning the prevention of sexual harassment.
      3. An appointing authority may require an employee to retake any part or all of the classes or training required by subsections 1 and 2, or to participate in any additional classes or training deemed necessary by the appointing authority.

Online training through Vector LMS

NSHE has contracted with Vector LMS (learning management system) to provide online sexual harassment and discrimination training for its employees. The Vector portal uses NSHE single-sign-on (SSO) credentials to access. Every employee will receive an invitation to complete sexual harassment and discrimination training through the Vector LMS in accordance with the above Nevada Administrative Code.

Course assignment links

Employees will receive their initial course assignment via email within the first six months of their employment and again every two years. Employees assigned to a Vector LMS course will receive periodic reminder emails until the training course has been completed.

Logging in without your course assignment/reminder link

Your login ID is your NSHE SSO credentials. These are the same credentials that University employees use to log into Workday or MyNevada, for example.

  • Visit Vector LMS Portal
  • Click on My Assigments
  • iew Library
  • Select Campus Prevention Network
  • Select the course desired/needed.

Clear your browser cookies. If you experience any issues with logging in or completing the training, please log out of Vector, close the tab or window, and then clear your cookies. Web browsers cannot clear cookies from websites that are still open in other tabs or windows. You may then log into the training again to complete the course.

Completing the training

  • Work at your own pace from any computer or tablet.
  • Courses will save your progress if you need to stop and return later.
  • Courses are best supported by the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, and Safari (preferred), or Microsoft Internet Explorer 11+.

If you need help installing these browsers, please contact the Help Desk at (775) 682-5000. Need more help? Contact Vector Solutions tech support using “Help” within the course or by visiting Vector Solutions help page.

Certificate of completion

You will receive a certificate of completion when you have successfully completed the training. You do not need to send either to our office. However, we recommend that you keep both for your records.

Alternate training options

If you are unable to complete the required online training, please contact our office for alternate training options: eotix@unr.edu or (775) 784-1547.

Training

UndocuAlly Workshop

The University's Equal Opportunity & Title IX Office is excited to host UndocuAlly Workshops for faculty, staff and student leaders in creating a safe and welcoming campus for undocumented students.

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