You can use this page to access online training modules available through Campus Civil Rights. We have created these on-demand materials for your convenience. They are meant to provide a high-level overview of your rights and the resources available through CCR. If you would like supplemental, departmental-specific information for your unit, please get in touch with our office.

 

Mandatory Reporter Training For Employees (Click Here)

All employees are required to take mandatory reporter (Also called Building Supportive Communities) training on a biennial basis. Click on the link above to complete the online training. You will be asked to log in using your NetID and password.

This training takes between 1 hour and 1.5 hours to complete.

If you need to take this training and do not have a NetID, please email civilrights@montana.edu

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Supplemental Online Trainings

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Frequently Asked Questions

All University employees are mandatory reporters and must report known or suspected cases of sexual harassment and sex-based discrimination to the Title IX Coordinator. To make a report, employees should contact Campus Civil Rights by phone, email, in person, or via online form. Employees must make reports within 24 hours of receiving reportable information. The employee must provide the Title IX Coordinator with all information directly related to the incident, including, but not limited to, the names of people involved, as well as facts, including the date(s), time(s), and location(s).

Employees should not conduct their own investigations or engage in fact-finding, but as described above, should report information they have. Confidential Resources as defined in the Discrimination, Harassment, and Retaliation Policy at Section V are exempt from this mandatory reporting requirement.

Yes. All MSU employees (faculty, all Graduate Teaching Assistants, Graduate Research Assistants, Administrators and staff members) are mandatory reporters who must complete the prevention training on a biennial basis.

  • Yes, TAs, GTAs, GRAs are required to complete the training.
  • Temporary employees and student employees are required to complete the training program only at the discretion of the RO or Human Resources and/or in conjunction with the department of hire.

The complete online Mandatory Reporter Training takes approximately 1 hour. If you are unable to complete all of the training module in one sitting, the testing system, Vector, will explain how to save your progress.

Please complete the training as soon as possible. New employees must complete the training within 45 days of beginning employment. All employees must complete the training every two years.

No. If you are unable to complete all of the training module in one sitting, the testing system, Vector, will explain how to save your progress

The training is a work-related task and supervisors should encourage employees to complete the training. With the option of resuming the training, there is no reason to expect an employee to have to take the training outside of regular work time.

New employees are required to complete the training within the first 45 days of employment. The Campus Civil Rights is a regular presenter at New Employee Orientation, and the training program will be explained at this orientation. CCR will monitor the completion rate. Supervisors are encouraged to promote the training as an initial new hire task when a new employee begins work as well.

Many departments have protocols in place to allow employees whose positions don't require computer access for their regular job duties and responsibilities to complete the training online.  If there are circumstances where a computer is not available, please contact our office so we may work with the department to come up with a solution.