UA Safe Title IX Training - FY27

The UA Safe Title IX Training is a required annual training for students, employees, and volunteers that informs the UA community on:

• The University of Alaska’s system-wide prohibition against sex and gender-based discrimination and sexual harassment;
• The existence of the U.S. Office for Civil Rights and its authority to enforce Title IX;
• The rights of students, employees, and visitors under Title IX;
• How to identify, prevent, and report sex and gender-based discrimination and sexual harassment, and other prohibited conduct;
• What to expect when a person makes a report to their Title IX Office;
• What supportive measures are and how to access them;
• What a “responsible employee” is and their reporting requirements;
• What to do and how to report suspected abuse or neglect of a minor;
• Complaint resolution options and the steps of the Title IX grievance process (including possible hearings, sanctions, and appeals);
• How to identify and report hazing; and
• Bystander intervention strategies.

Students, employees, and volunteers are required to complete this training annually between July 1st - October 31st and it is valid until June 30th the following year.

This training is valid from July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2027 (FY27).

If you have any questions about the UA Safe Title IX Training, please contact the UAF Office of Rights, Compliance and Accountability.