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Sexual Assault Prevention: Online Education Program

Drake University strives to create a respectful, safe, and non-threatening environment where its members are able to live, study, and work free from sexual and interpersonal misconduct. In keeping with this goal, Drake requires all students to complete an online educational program on sexual and interpersonal violence prevention. This effort also complies with the Violence Against Women Act and the Office for Civil Rights federal guidelines. 

We are using a convenient online format through Everfi’s Sexual Assault Prevention™ , designed to help inform and educate students on these important issues.

The training contains sensitive material involving sexual and interpersonal violence. While trigger warnings and resources are provided throughout the program, we understand such programming may be problematic for some viewers. Please contact the Violence Prevention Coordinator at Lynne.Cornelius@drake.edu for support and/or to discuss alternatives for training.

Please note: you will not receive a waiver based on a high level of knowledge of this topic or previous training participation.

For system requirements and technical assistance go to the System Requirements page here

Deadlines and Requirements

  • Complete Part 1 training. Students who do not complete the training by October 1 will have a hold placed on their spring registration.

 

See the FAQ for more information on the the Sexual Assault Prevention online course program, requirements, and troubleshooting.

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Confidential Resources

*Employee reporters submitting reports through this form should follow up with the Title IX Coordinator at (515) 271-4956.

Quick contacts to reach confidential support

  • VIP student support or advocacy
    515-512-2972 (call or text)
  • Polk County Crisis and Advocacy
    515-286-3600
  • Professional advocate at the Counseling Center 
        - Thursdays 3:00-4:30 during fall & spring term