Title IX and student conduct advisor training

March 24, 2025 / Events

The Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities (OSRR) and the Office of Title IX invite students to participate in the Student Conduct and Title IX Advisor Training. Students have two options for training sessions: an in-person session on Friday, April 4, and a virtual session on Friday, April 11. If you have students who might be interested in serving as a student conduct or Title IX advisor, please encourage them to sign up for one of the trainings.

  • In-person training:
  • Zoom training:
    • Friday, April 11
    • 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
    • Link available upon registration 

What is a student conduct and Title IX advisor?

  • Student conduct advisor: As outlined in the Student Code of Conduct, this is someone designated by a complainant or accused student to assist during the hearing process. Advisors may include members of the campus community, parents, guardians, relatives, friends or attorneys.
  • Title IX advisor: As defined in Sexual Misconduct Policy 110, an advisor provides support, guidance and advice to the complainant or respondent. They may attend meetings or live hearings and conduct cross-examination during hearings but may not speak on behalf of the parties otherwise.

Those who would like to attend this training will have the opportunity to:

  • Learn about due process and the essential role that advisors play in the Title IX and student conduct processes.
  • Improve their understanding of the Title IX and student conduct processes.
  • Learn about the differences between the roles of an academic advisor, student conduct advisor and Title IX advisor.
  • Ask questions about the Title IX and student conduct processes.

Interested students should register for a session today.

—Steven Mosley, coordinator for student integrity and conduct