Why do I have to take this?
- All colleges and universities are now required by the federal Violence Against Women Act to proactively offer this type of training to all students on an ongoing basis. As a KCTCS student, you are not required to participate in this training though we highly encourage it. The key to taking a stand against gender violence, both on and off campus, begins by recognizing that we all have a role to play and learning various ways we can assert our role in our social circles and in our communities.
Is this required to graduate?
- No. You will not be penalized for not participating in this program. However, we strongly encourage all KCTCS students to participate in this training as a sign of solidarity against gender-based violence. It’s likely that you know someone – a brother, sister, friend, coworker, mother, teammate – that has dealt with a physically or mentally abusive relationship. This program will help you recognize signs of an abusive relationship and what you can do to help yourself or help someone you care about.
Will this affect my GPA if I do not take this training?
- No. You will not be penalized for not participating in this program. However, we strongly encourage all KCTCS students to participate in this training as a sign of solidarity against gender-based violence. It’s likely that you know someone – a brother, sister, friend, coworker, mother, teammate – that has dealt with a physically or mentally abusive relationship. This program will help you recognize signs of an abusive relationship and what you can do to help yourself or help someone you care about.
I am afraid this content may cause an emotional trigger due to past experiences. May I opt out of the training program?
- Although the content in the training program is not graphic we understand that it still may serve as a trigger for some students. You may opt out of participating in this training program as it is not required to complete your course of study. If you would like information on resources and/or accommodations that may be available to you please contact your college’s Title IX Coordinator. You may find their contact information on the Its On Us webpage.
How do I sign into the training program?
- Please go to the Its On Us webpage and use your KCTCS username and password to access the training course if prompted.
I am having technical difficulties loading the program. Can you help?
- For technical assistance, please contact Campus Clarity at 1-800-652-9546 Monday-Friday 8am-5pm, or email at admin@campusclarity.com.
I cannot get the video to work, can you help?
- For technical assistance, please contact Campus Clarity at 1-800-652-9546 Monday-Friday 8am-5pm, or email at admin@campusclarity.com.
My screen won’t advance, can you help?
- For technical assistance, please contact Campus Clarity at 1-800-652-9546 Monday-Friday 8am-5pm, or email at admin@campusclarity.com.
If I need to step away from the computer, will it save my place?
- Yes, this is a self-paced training program so you may start and stop as many times as you like.
Can I take the training on my laptop? Tablet? Smart Phone?
The training program is currently compatible with the following systems:
Who is my Title IX Coordinator? Where can I make a report of sexual misconduct, harassment, or discrimination?
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