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Training for Students

Training for Students

Announcement:

All new Fall credited students received the following communication from Executive Dean of Student Affairs, Kerry Levett, which discusses required training:

For more information about Not Anymore visit the Not Anymore website.

Required Student Training, “Not Any More” On-line Interactive Program

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How long will it take for me to complete the training?  Approximately 30-40 minutes, some students may take longer.
  • When do I need to complete this training? Please complete the training immediately. It is due Friday, December 9, 2016.
  • Is this training mandatory? Yes, Federal laws (Title IX, Clery Act and the Campus SaVE Act) have mandated that the college provide students with the critical safety information in the module. To fulfill the federal requirement, LCC is requiring all students to complete the “Not Any More” training.
  • What will happen if I don't complete the training? LCC requires all new credit students complete the training. At the end of the term LCC will determine the consequences for those students who do not complete the training.
  • Will I receive credits or a grade for completing this training? No.
  • Are students who take online courses required to complete this training? Yes, the requirement is the same as for any other student.
  • If I have previously completed this training or a similar training am I still required to complete this training? Yes.
  • Why do I have to complete this training?  Federal mandates require people new to the college to have sexual harassment and assault training, but more importantly, this will help college community members need to recognize sexual harassment/assault, stop and report it, and not to perpetrate it on others.
  • If I find this topic emotionally upsetting or uncomfortable am I required to complete this training?  We understand that some of the issues in the training may be sensitive. We do not want the training to cause discomfort. However, this information is critical for students to understand and ensure the safety of all LCC students learning environment.  The Counseling and Advising Center will have counselors available Monday through Wednesday, 9-5, Thursdays, 9-4 and Fridays 9-2 for debriefing and support if a student needs to speak to someone.