This course requires the purchase and completion of the Title IX Introduction and Overview. Please purchase and complete that course (within one year) before purchasing this course.

This is an Individual Purchase for one user. For packages including more than one user please visit our events page or contact us about Community Partnership.

Prerequisite: Title IX Introduction and Overview

This course is specifically designed for Title IX decision-makers responsible for adjudicating cases involving allegations of sexual harassment. The course provides a clear distinction between Title IX cases and other types of student or employee conduct matters and offers a detailed review of the decision-maker’s responsibilities under the 2020 regulations. Key topics include empathy-led practices, the role of advisors, facilitating a live hearing and the cross-examination requirement, applying burdens of proof, and evaluating both direct and circumstantial evidence. Participants will have access to practical tools such as flowcharts, checklists, and downloadable resources to support their role. The course also satisfies the public inspection requirement and concludes with a knowledge assessment and certificate of completion. Completion of Title IX Introduction and Overview is a required prerequisite.

DISCLAIMER: This course is for educational purposes and does not provide legal advice or create an attorney client relationship.

Approximate course length: 75 minutes

Please note: This course provides instructions for posting the content for inspection within the course downloadable files. This is the only mechanism approved by ICS for posting of the material.