Student Title IX Training

Student Title IX Training

California community colleges are required to provide students with educational and prevention information about sexual violence as part of campus orientation.

Beginning September 1, 2024, and each year thereafter, AB 2683 requires each California community college to:

  1. Annually train its students in sexual violence and sexual harassment as part of established campus orientations
  2. Require students attending the college to self-certify that they have completed their annual training within six months of the beginning of the academic year
  3. Post educational and preventative information on sexual violence and sexual harassment on its campus website.

 

All students must view the required material below and complete the short self-certification form.

Required: Sexual Harassment Prevention at Your Community College:

Video 1: Sexual Harassment Prevention at your Community College 9:00 min

Video 2: Understanding Sexual Harassment & Its Impacts 20:15 min

After you have viewed the required training modules, please complete the short self-certification form.

 

You may complete the optional trainings listed below:

Video 3: Preventing Sexual Harassment 19:20 min

Video 4: Recognizing and Responding to Sexual Harassment 26:56 min

Video 5: The Title IX Experience 16:51 min

 

After you have viewed the required training modules, please complete the short self-certification form.

If you would like more information about Title IX, or incident reporting options, please contact either Title IX Coordinator below, or go to the Title IX information.

 For more infromation about AB2683, read the California Community Colleges Memorandum.

Title IX Coordinator - Student Related Complaints
Ryan Shook, M.S.W.
Supervisor, Student Health Services
rshook@gavilan.edu
(408) 848-4849
Title IX Coordinator - Employee Related Complaints
Michelle Tartala
Supervisor, Human Resources, Title IX, and Employee Relations
mtartala@gavilan.edu
(408) 846-4963