UA Safe student training
September 4, 2019
Part of having a safe environment is knowing your rights and responsibilities. That's
why all students are required to take the UA Safe Title IX training.
You must complete the training by Thursday, Oct. 31, 2019, to ensure priority registration
for the spring semester, otherwise a hold will be placed on your account until Nov.
25, 2019.
Title IX training is required for all certificate and degree students (associate to
Ph.D. and certificates) and any student living on campus. The course takes about 30-45
minutes, and you can save your progress and return to complete it at a later time. Get started here.
To avoid technical issues, this training is optimized for Google Chrome. If you are
having difficulties please try switching your browser to Chrome. If you are on the
Fairbanks campus and need access to a computer, review this list of computer labs, otherwise contact your local campus to find public computers in your area.
If you have past experiences with trauma related to sex and gender-based discrimination
and would prefer not to take the Title IX training, please submit an opt-out request.You’ll find more information about the Title IX training at these links:
- Frequently asked questions about required student training (PDF)
- Guide to accessing UA Safe Title IX training (PDF)
The Nanook Diversity and Action Center is a great place to learn more about creating a safe and inclusive university. For an up-to-date schedule of their programming, visit NANOOK Engage.
For more information:
Kaydee Van Flein, associate director
Center for Students Rights and Responsibilities
907-474-7317
https://www.uaf.edu/csrr/
Margo Griffith, UAF Title IX coordinator
Department of Equity and Compliance
907-474-7300
https://www.uaf.edu/titleix/