Title IX Personnel Training
Overview
In compliance with the 2020 Title IX Regulations, NSU must provide information about and access to training materials used to training those involved in the Title IX Resolution Procedures (e.g., Title IX Coordinators, investigators, decision-makers, and any person who facilitates and informal resolution process). Please be advised that the materials below reflect the mandatory reporting requirement effect August 14, 2020, and do not reflect all training received previously or training the individuals may receive for other aspects of their professional roles outside of required knowledge and skills for conducting Title IX Resolution Procedures. The Title IX regulations require that individuals receive training about:
- The definition of sexual harassment
- The scope of NSU's education program or activity
- How to conduct an investigation and grievance process, including hearings, appeals and informal resolution procedures
- How to serve impartially, including by avoiding any prejudgment of the facts at issue, conflicts of interest, and bias
- Decision-makers must also receive training on any technology to be used at a live hearing and on issues of relevance and evidence, including when questions and evidence about the complainant's sexual predisposition or prior sexual behavior are not relevant
- Investigators must also receive training on issues of relevance to create an investigative report that fairly summarizes relevant evidence
In addition, those individuals involved in the resolution proceedings related to sex crimes of sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence and stalking, must also receive annual training on issues related to these crimes and how to conduct an investigation and hearing process that protects the safety of the victims and promotes accountability.
Primary Training Resources
At this time, primary training materials (in addition to those developed by the NSU Title IX Coordinator) are from:
2021-2022 Training Materials
- Higher Ed – Title IX Litigation Update
- Title IX Investigator Training Level III PPT
- Title IX Investigator Training Level III Writing Workshop
- Title IX Investigator Training Level II PPT
- Title IX Decision Maker Level III PPT
- Title IX Decision Maker Level III Writing Workshop
- Title IX Decision Maker Level III Supplemental
- Title IX Coordinator Level III PPT
- Title IX Coordinator Level III Writing Workshop
- Title IX Coordinator Level III Supplemental A
- Title IX Coordinator Level III Supplemental B
- Title IX Litigation Update
- Title IX Training Level I Clery Act
- July 22, 2021 Title IX Guidance Webinar
- K-12 Title IX Level 1
- K-12 Title IX Coordinator
- K-12 Title IX Investigator
- K-12 Title IX Decision Maker
- K-12 Title IX Informal Resolution
- K-12 Title IX Level 3 Informal Resolution Practicum
- K-12 Title IX Level 3 Report Writing Practicum for Investigators, Decision Makers, and Appeal Officers
- K-12 Title IX Level 3 Practicum for Investigators
- K-12 Title IX Level 3 Practicum for Title IX Coordinators
2020-2021 Training Materials
- Title IX/Clery Level I
- Title IX Coordinator
- Title IX Investigator
- Title IX Decision-Maker (includes supplemental material)
- Title IX Appeals Officer (includes supplemental material)
- Title IX Advisor (includes supplemental material)
- Title IX Informal Resolution (includes supplemental material)
- K-12 Title IX Level 1
- K-12 Title IX Coordinator
- K-12 Title IX Investigator
- K-12 Title IX Decision-Maker
NSU Developed Training Materials
- Advisor Foundations (includes supplementary material)
- Overview of Revised NSU Policy and Procedures
- PPT Summary of NSU Policy Changes
- USchool Policy & Procedure Review
Additional Training Materials
- Title IX Resources | U.S. Department of Education
Any questions about the relevant training of a particular individual may be directed to that individual and/or the NSU Title IX Coordinator.