Training & Education
Champlain College offers educational programming to students, staff, and faculty to better familiarize our campus community with Title IX, our sexual misconduct policies and procedures, resources, and bystander intervention.
Get Inclusive Training
Champlain College strives for every community member to have the knowledge, skills, and awareness they need to intervene when anyone is observed being harassed or endangered by sexual violence. Champlain partners with Get Inclusive to provide students and employees with this training through a dedicated online learning platform including prevention and compliance training tools built specifically for higher education.
Each year, all new College employees and incoming students are required to complete this bystander intervention training.
Everyone with a Champlain email address will be able to engage with this resource. Upon completion of the training, students and employees will have a better understanding of sexual misconduct and the resources and processes on campus. Our community will also develop a shared language around terms related to various types of sexual harassment.
Educational Outreach
New Student & Student Leader Trainings
We provide expansive sexual violence and bystander education for new students as part of the transition to college. New students engage with three education-based resources prior to the start of classes: the online Community and Culture program ‘Sexual Assault Prevention,’ the interactive Zero Shades of Grey orientation session, and a presentation from the Title IX Office.
Student leaders including Orientation Leaders, Resident Advisors, and the Student Government Association Cabinet are required to attend training sessions as well.
Educational Programming
The Women’s & Gender Center (WGC) hosts several events throughout the year based on its three themes: empowerment & leadership development, gender identity & sexual orientation, and sexual violence awareness & prevention.
The WGC works in conjunction with campus partners to educate the community about bystander intervention, prevention of sexual violence, and resources for survivors. Previous programs include Sexual Violence Awareness Month programming, How to Help a Friend (who has experienced sexual violence), and Shedding Light on Sexual Violence.
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Sexual Health & Wellbeing Fair
The College hosts an annual Sexual Health and Wellbeing Fair during the fall semester, where students can learn about sexual health resources on campus and in the Burlington area, learn about safety and empowerment, and meet representatives from the Title IX Office.
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Have questions about these trainings or programs? Email titleix@champlain.edu to learn more.
Title IX Team Trainings
The Title IX Team completes training on an ongoing basis, in compliance with Title IX regulations. Training materials are available upon requests and such requests can be made via email at titleix@champlain.edu.
How to Make a Report
To report sexual or gender-based discrimination, harassment, and misconduct, including sexual assault, non-consensual sexual contact, sexual exploitation, intimate partner violence, and stalking to the Title IX Coordinator, follow these links.
Learn About the Reporting Process
Make A ReportTitle IX Office
Location
163 S Willard St.
Burlington, VT 05401
Office Hours
8:00 AM–4:30 PM
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Additional Resources
The Counseling Center offers a variety of services and resources in Skiff Hall. Schedule an appointment or contact our 24/7 on-call counselor.
The Student Health Center is available to all degree-seeking students taking classes on campus. Get in contact with a health provider today!
Champlain is committed to providing the highest quality of wellbeing support to all students, from counseling and health services to fitness activities, academic support, and social engagement.