Title IX Trainings
The Office of Equal Opportunity at the University of Maine ensures that the University community upholds federal and state nondiscrimination laws.
Training Facilitated by Title IX Student Services
The University of Maine has sponsored a variety of Title IX-related trainings for our community. Below, you can review the content of these trainings and reach out to Title IX Student Services at 207.581.1485 or via email at um.titleix@maine.edu for more information about scheduling a training for your group.
Sexual Assault Prevention Training
The University of Maine System, and all of its campuses, are dedicated to creating a positive and safe environment for employees and students alike. In pursuit of this positive and safe environment, and to comply with guidance and federal laws, we are pleased to provide some excellent and relevant training around sexual assault, dating and domestic violence, and stalking. The trainings include our University policies that have been updated to reflect the spirit and requirements of the guidance and newly enacted federal laws.
Students:
Please stay tuned as we update our online training format. A new training will be made available soon.
Faculty & Staff:
University of Maine Infobase Title IX Module: Once logged in, the link to the Title IX Module can be found at learningcloud.infobase.com/1009350/learnit
Volunteers:
If you don’t have a MaineStreet account and/or password, you can access these trainings using the following login credentials:
Username: Maine_Volunteer
Password: learn
For training questions, please contact Title IX Student Services by phone at 207-581-1485 or email um.titleix@maine.edu.
Interpersonal Violence Prevention Training
As part of the University of Maine System’s ongoing commitment to creating safe and inclusive campuses, all students have access to the Interpersonal Violence Prevention (IPV) Training through Brightspace.
While completing this training may be required for some students—such as those in athletics, who have on-campus employment, or are in certain leadership roles—all students are encouraged to participate.
The training fulfills both Maine state law and federal VAWA requirements to ensure every student has the opportunity to learn about these important topics. The estimated completion time is 45-60 minutes.
What the IPV Training covers:
How to access the IPV Training:
Topics covered in this training can be sensitive. Support is always available—whether you choose to take the training now or later.
If you experience any technical difficulties accessing the course, please contact UMS IT Support at 1-800-696-4357 or click on “Help” in the Brightspace menu and select “IT Helpdesk” from the dropdown.
