The Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities offers a variety of trainings by request. For each training, we will provide training materials (as needed), as well as one or more expert trainers. To learn more about each training please see the information below.
To schedule a training, please complete the Student Rights & Responsibilities Training Request Form, all request for training are considered on a first come first serve basis and are provided based on trainer availability.
For more about a specific topic, please select below:
- Overview of the Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities;
- Student Conduct – Know the Code;
- Student Conduct – In-Class Student Discipline;
- Student Conduct – Bullying;
- Student Conduct – Stalking;
- Student Conduct – Sexual Misconduct;
- Student Conduct – Bystander Intervention;
- Student Conduct – Behavioral Intervention and C.A.R.E. Team;
- Student Conduct – Domestic Violence;
- Ombudsman – 101;
- Ombudsman – Support for the Victim/ Survivor;
- Ombudsman – Support for the Accused/ Alleged;
- Ombudsman – Rights and Responsibilities for the Pregnant and Parenting Individual;
- Dispute Resolution – Certification in Workplace Mediation;
- Dispute Resolution – Mediation and ADA/ 504;
- Dispute Resolution – Student Dispute Resolution Full Academy (Basic);
- Dispute Resolution – Student Dispute Resolution Academy (Basic) – Building Self-Esteem and Self Confidence;
- Dispute Resolution – Student Dispute Resolution Academy (Basic) – Understanding Individual Differences;
- Dispute Resolution – Student Dispute Resolution Academy (Basic) – Developing Group Work Skills and Problem Solving;
- Dispute Resolution – Student Dispute Resolution Academy (Basic) – Conflict Management Styles;
- Dispute Resolution – Student Dispute Resolution Academy (Basic) – Learning to Listen;
- Dispute Resolution – Student Dispute Resolution Academy (Basic) – Conflict Resolution Strategies;
- Dispute Resolution – Student Dispute Resolution Full Academy (Advanced);
- Dispute Resolution – Student Dispute Resolution Academy (Advanced) – Intercultural Conflict Style Inventory;
- Dispute Resolution – Student Dispute Resolution Academy (Advanced) – Diversity Awareness Profile;
- Dispute Resolution – Student Dispute Resolution Academy (Advanced) – Communication Style;
- Dispute Resolution – Student Dispute Resolution Academy (Advanced) – Perception and Individual Decision Making;
- Dispute Resolution – Student Dispute Resolution Academy (Advanced) – Skills for the Digital World;
- Dispute Resolution – Student Dispute Resolution Academy (Advanced) – Becoming an Effective Leader;
- Dispute Resolution – Student Dispute Resolution Academy (Advanced) – Motivation and Motivating Others;
- Dispute Resolution – Strategic Planning (Student Club or Organization);
- Dispute Resolution – Talking Circle/ Restorative Justice (Student Club or Organization);
- I am interested in becoming a Certified Student Conduct Panelist
Training Request Requirements:
Have a minimum of 9 participants ready to begin at the start time. If you anticipate having fewer than 9 participants will be present, please notify the Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities a minimum of 48 hours prior to the training.
Note: Participants arriving later than 15 minutes after the training has started will not be able to participate in the session and the Office. Participants leaving more than 15 minutes prior to the completion of the training will not receive a certificate of completion. The Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities reserves the right to dismiss any participant at any time during the training for disruptive behavior, failure to fully participate, or other reasonable cause.