Title IX Coordinator Tier 3 Class: Safety & Risk Analyses for Sex-Based Harassment Emergency Removals

Title IX Coordinator Track

These classes are appropriate for Title IX Coordinators. It is suggested that Title IX Coordinators take the classes in the Coordinator Track in order of the Tiers (Tier 1, Tier 2, etc.) unless they have received other Title IX training that covers similar content. In that case, Title IX Coordinators are welcome to take any of the available classes in the order that suits their needs and schedules. Title IX Coordinators are welcome to take any classes in the Title IX Investigation Track as well.

Title IX Investigation Track

These classes are appropriate for Title IX Investigators. It is suggested that Title IX Investigators take the classes in the Investigation Track in the order of the Tiers (Tier 1, Tier 2, etc.) and so on unless they have received other Title IX Investigation training that covers similar content. In that case, Title IX Investigators are welcome to take any of the available classes in the order that suits their needs and schedules. Title IX Investigators are welcome to take any classes in the Title IX Coordinator Track as well.

General Information

The DSA Title IX team has trained over 10,000 Title IX Coordinators, Investigators, Hearing Officers and Advisors across the country and is well-known for delving into the practical application of Title IX. The DSA team, comprised of seasoned practitioners, and all have served as Title IX Coordinators/Deputy Coordinators and Investigators for institutions of higher education. As further changes to the required processes are made by the Office for Civil Rights, those changes are immediately incorporated into all relevant DSA classes.

Tier 3: Title IX Coordinator Class: Safety & Risk Analyses for Sex-Based Harassment Emergency Removals

Class Description

D. Stafford & Associates offers a 4-hour class to provide a comprehensive understanding of when a Title IX Safety & Risk Analysis is insufficient and an institution’s threat assessment team needs to be engaged.

Some of the key topics that will be covered are:

• Emergency Removals
• Conducting a Safety & Risk Analysis
• Why Stalking and Intimate Partner Violence Presents a Greater Threat
• Providing Support and Resources
• Engaging Your Threat Assessment Team

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for persons who are responsible for coordinating the institution’s response to reports of sexual misconduct and overseeing the grievance process. Title IX Coordinators and Deputy Title IX Coordinators, as well as threat assessment team members are encouraged to attend. Attendees must be an employee of an institution of higher education.

Faculty

This training program will feature expert faculty who serve or who have served as practitioners on college and university campuses throughout the country in the areas of behavioral intervention and threat assessment, student conduct, Title IX, human resources and legal affairs.

Logistics

This class is a 4-hour class (with time built in for breaks).

Virtual Classes: The live, virtual classes are held:

• One day from 12:00 pm – 4:30 pm Eastern Time

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