Training Tools

Alcohol and You

This course is designed to reduce adolescent alcohol use and risk-taking behaviors by correcting unhealthy attitudes and false perceptions; demonstrating alcohol’s adverse consequences to health, academic performance, and social relationships; and offering strategies on how teens can protect themselves against the use and abuse of alcohol.

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Alcohol Awareness and Prevention Learning Program

Misuse of alcohol can have a wide range of serious consequences, including academic failure, injuries, sexual assault, and death. The key to addressing this problem is getting new students to recognize that there’s a better way. The Know Your Limit learning program emphasizes a harm-reduction approach that teaches students who choose to drink ways to use alcohol responsibly. 

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Avoiding Supervisory Pitfalls

Arm new and experienced supervisors with useful knowledge to help recognize good supervisory practices while providing examples of common pitfalls to avoid.

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Campus Sexual Violence Elimination (SaVE) Act Learning Program

A new federal law affects students and anyone who works for a college or university. This learning program examines the new law:  what it is, why it's needed, how it affects you, and ways to get help for yourself or others.

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Concussion Awareness Learning Program

Responding appropriately to concussions has become a critical component of keeping athletes safe. This learning program is designed to educate coaches, staff, and students on recognizing and responding to the symptoms of concussions.

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Contracting and Risk Allocation Learning Program

Good contracting practices and understanding of indemnification and insurance will help protect your institution’s bottom line. This learning program includes introductory and advanced online courses and is dedicated to promoting good contracting practices at your institution. 

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Crisis Response Learning Program

This learning program was developed to help your institution prepare, improve upon, and test your plan for responding to a wide range of potential internal crises that are unique to educational institutions.

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Driver Safety Training

When faced with the serious responsibility of driving on institution business and transporting passengers, drivers must be ready for the unexpected. This course will help those driving on institution business to identify and mitigate driving risks, and learn specific strategies for handling potential accidents and other emergency situations.

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Healthy Relationships

Though often unreported, dating violence and harassment affect a significant percentage of today’s adolescents and young adults. This course will help students identify characteristics of healthy and unhealthy relationships and know how to respond to an abusive relationship.

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Impressions

Help college students recognize sexual assault—what it is, how to help prevent it, and how to report it—and inform them about support resources, both on and off campus.

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