SVSH Prevention Training for Graduates
The University of California, Santa Cruz is committed to preventing and responding to sexual harassment, sexual assault, intimate partner violence, stalking and gender discrimination. In order to ensure awareness of graduate student resources and reporting options all students are required to complete ongoing sexual violence/sexual harassment (SVSH) prevention training. Incoming students must complete Title IX training (to learn about local campus resources and practices) and the online Sexual Assault Prevention for Graduates (SAPG) program provided by Everfi, while continuing students must complete SAPG only. Graduate students that do not complete the required course/s will have enrollment holds placed pending their completion.
Mandatory Trainings for Incoming Graduate Students
Two trainings are required for incoming winter 2023 graduate students:
- Title IX training (within W23 Title IX for Graduate Students Canvas course) AND
- Sexual Assault Prevention for Graduates (online training provided by Everfi)
Title IX Training Information
An invitation to the W23 Title IX for Graduate Students Canvas course will be sent to your UCSC emails by December 15th. All incoming graduates must accept the invitation in order to complete the mandatory assignment. Through this course, students can view a recorded training provided by Title IX Graduate Interns and the Title IX Office and complete a quiz. They can also access resource information throughout their time at UCSC
This program is currently under construction and we have yet to provide you access to the system. You will receive an email as soon as the modules are assigned and you can begin working on the program.
AccessibilityTo request support accessing training due to a disability-related concern, please email: lyounghi@ucsc.edu.
Alternative Options for Students who have been impacted by Sexual Violence
These trainings are mandatory and there are no waivers. Alternate trainings are available for those who have difficulty with the content due to a previous experience of sexual misconduct. Please contact the confidential CARE Office by emailing care@ucsc.edu to request an alternate training. Please include your student id and the name of the training you are requesting an alternative for. All requests for alternate trainings will be kept confidential.
For graduate students who completed the Sexual Violence Sexual Harassment Prevention Training in the Learning Center
If you have completed the training this academic year and would like to be exempted from the SAPG assignment, email lyounghi@ucsc.edu o request an exemption.
Please attach your certificate or forward your email verification of completion from the Learning Center and include your student id and UCSC email address.
- After holds are placed, SAPG will remain available by logging in directly to the Everfi website (using your gold password) but the hold will remain in place until completion.
- Please consider that once holds are placed, there will be a delay of up to one business day before the removal can be processed.