X DSA Administrator Quick Training

General CSA Course

• Who are "campus security authorities" and what are their reporting obligations?
• Who is included and exempt from the reporting?
• Geographic locations—understanding the geography for which criminal offenses need to be collected.
• Classification and definition of crimes (Primary-Part 1 Crimes and Violence Against Women Act Crimes).
• Issues for CSA's regarding Arrests and Judicial Referrals for Drug, Liquor and Weapons Violations.
• Timely Warning requirements.
• Daily Log requirements.
• Annual disclosure requirements.
• Reporting Emergencies, Fires and Missing Persons.

Advanced CSA Course for Police and Public Safety

• Who are "campus security authorities" and what are their reporting obligations?
• Who is included and exempt from the reporting?
• Geographic locations—understanding the geography for which criminal offenses need to be collected.
• Classification and definition of crimes (Primary-Part 1 Crimes and Violence Against Women Act Crimes).
• Issues for CSA's regarding Arrests and Judicial Referrals for Drug, Liquor and Weapons Violations.
• Timely Warning requirements.
• Daily Log requirements.
• Annual disclosure requirements.
• Reporting Emergencies, Fires and Missing Persons.
• Additional Public Safety Considerations for Geography.
• Additional Public Safety Considerations for Responding to the Clery Crimes.
• Additional Public Safety Considerations for Reporting Fires, Missing Persons and Incidents Requiring Community Notification.

CSA Recertification Course

Mini CSA Course

• Overview of recent media attention regarding institutions who are under review to remind the CSAs about the importance of their role.
• Brief overview of who the “Campus Security Authorities” are and their reporting obligations.
• Brief Overview of Clery Reportable Geography.
• Brief Overview of the Reportable Clery Crimes.
• Brief Overview of the Timely Warning Notice requirement.

Title IX Course

• Regulatory requirements.
• An institution’s obligations under Title IX regarding sexual harassment/violence.
• What constitutes discrimination, sexual harassment and sexual violence.
• Duties of Responsible Employees.
• Types of conduct that constitute sexual harassment.
• How to identify sexual harassment or sexual violence and the warning signs.
• A review of trauma and the impact on victims.
• How to respond to a disclosure of sexual misconduct.
• How to report sexual misconduct to the reporting structure of the institution.

Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) Course