X DSA Administrator Quick Training

  • Overview of the Annual Security Report

    11 Oct, 2016



    95+ Policy Statements Regarding Various Areas, including Security and Safety Practices for the Institution

    Crime Statistics

    Definitions of Sexual Assault, Domestic/Dating Violence and Stalking (SADVDVS) and Procedures for Victims to Follow

    Procedures that the Institution will Follow for cases involving SADVDVS

    Reporting Options for all Clery Crimes

    Victim’s Rights and Available Accommodations

    On and Off Campus Resources for Crime Victim...

  • Definitions

    11 Oct, 2016

    Minimally this box should include:

    -  The definition of sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence and stalking offenses in their jurisdiction

    -  The definition of consent, with reference to sexual offenses, in their jurisdiction

  • Prohibited Conduct

    11 Oct, 2016
    Add Statement that the institution prohibits the offenses of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking here.

  • Campus Administrative Contact Person

    11 Oct, 2016
    If you have any questions regarding the Online Training Programs for CSAs or Responsible Employees, please contact your local campus administrator, (Name, Phone Number and Email).

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  • Title IX Coordinator

    11 Oct, 2016

    The Title IX Coordinator is (Department)__________ and they can be contacted at phone (General Phone Number): ________________________ or email (General Email): ______________________
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  • Reporting Structure for CSAs

    27 Sep, 2016
    The Reporting Structure for Campus Security Authorities is:  

    University Police & Safety Office You can call the University Police at 701-231-8998, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 

    Campus Security Authorities (CSA) are federally mandated crime reporters.  CSAs shall report, in a timely manner, any Clery Act crimes that they are made aware of to the NDSU Police Department.  It is important for CSAs to document sufficient incident detail to allow University Police to properly...