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[Fatima M Smith <>]

Hi,

Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) is utilizing Not Anymore for faculty/staff (25 minute online program) and it mirrors the Not Anymore for students (59 minute online program)

Students, faculty, and staff overall have been satisfied and said they were pleasantly surprised at the quality of the program.

FMS

On Tue, Oct 11, 2016 at 11:00 AM, Ellen Hartman <> wrote:

Hi Monnie,

We just launched Haven at Appalachian State University for faculty/staff which outlines the requirements as a responsible employee and campus security authority. It also dives deeper into what to do/say if someone discloses, how to recognize red flags, etc. I would encourage you to look into this online course! 

Ellen

On Tue, Oct 11, 2016 at 10:54 AM, MONNIE H. WERTZ <> wrote:

Hello all!

Is there an online Title IX training that any of your campuses are using for faculty/staff training, as responsible persons,  that you are enthusiastic about?

Thanks!

Monnie Wertz

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Monnie Huston Wertz

Assistant to the Vice President, Operations and Planning

The University of Tampa

401 W. Kennedy Blvd.; Box P

Tampa, FL  33606

phone - (813) 257-3757

fax - (813) 258-7254

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Adjunct Professor,
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