Compliance Training
Compliance training is required of all CSU employees.
How-To Guides(opens in new window) for navigating CSU Learn are available online for both employees and managers. Supervisors: read What Supervisors Need to Do and Know regarding compliance training.
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New Employees
New state employees (faculty, staff, management, and student employees) must complete online compliance courses within 30 days of their first day of work.
Employees are auto-assigned training through the CSU employee training system, CSU Learn, a week or two before their first paycheck. [Supervisors: After an employee is in active pay status in PeopleSoft-HR, please allow three nights (for overnight processes) to pass before asking the employee to check email for training notices.]
Employees can begin taking training after it has been auto-assigned. Employees should work with their supervisor to schedule time to complete the online training. Please watch for emails from training@csuchico.edu.
Online Compliance Courses
State Employees: In most cases, waiting for a course to be assigned(opens in new window) to you is best. Please wait for the assignment.
Auxiliary Employees: Click on the course name below to start a compliance course.
Users must " Register(opens in new window)" before seeing a "Start" button to begin the activity. Course completions will be displayed after nightly batch updates. Mobile usage (smartphones and tablets) is not currently supported.
All Employees
- CSU, Chico Workplace Violence Prevention Program, 1 hour, consists of two modules, due annually, by 7/15
- CSU - Injury and Illness Prevention Program(opens in new window)*, 20 min, due every 3 years (was "General Safety, 2015")
- Fire Safety and Prevention 2.0*, 30 min, due once (was "Fire Prevention Plan")
- Emergency Action Plan(opens in new window)*, 15 min, due once (was "Emergency Action Plan 2015)
- Introduction to Emergency Preparedness(opens in new window)*, 30 min, due once (was "CSU - Chico Emergency Management Orientation - Online")
- Data Security and FERPA (Module 1-5) – 25 minutes, due annually, rolling due date.
- Gender Equity and Title IX(opens in new window) Program*, 30-45 min, due annually, by Oct 1
- Formally titled: Gender Equity in Education (Title IX) and CSU's Sexual Misconduct Prevention Program.
- Discrimination and Harassment Prevention Program
- For Non-Supervisors(opens in new window), 1 hour (minimum), due every 2 years, by Oct 1, OR
- For Supervisors(opens in new window), 2 hours (minimum), due every 2 years, by Oct 1
Position-Related Compliance Courses
The following courses may be assigned to you based on your position. This list is not all-inclusive and does not include most job-specific safety training.
- Avoiding Bias in Hiring is an in-person session required of all recruitment committee members, due every 4 years.
- Avoiding Conflicts of Interest(opens in new window), due every 2 years, by Oct 1
- Optional: Form 700 Tutorial(opens in new window)
- Bloodborne Pathogens (BBP) Awareness Training & BBP One-time Paperwork(opens in new window)
- Required for employees in: Student Health Services
- Clery
- Defensive Driver Training (State Employees)*(opens in new window), due every 4 years
- Please review Defensive Driver Training webpage first
- Defensive Driver Training (Auxiliaries Employees, CSE, AS)*(opens in new window), due every 4 years
- Please review Defensive Driver Training webpage first
- Heat Illness Prevention
- Heat Illness Prevention - CAL/OSHA(opens in new window) (for non-supervisors), 25 min, due annually
- Heat Illness Prevention for Supervisors - CAL/OSHA (for supervisors), 21 min, due annually
- HIPAA: Protecting Patient Privacy(opens in new window)*, due annually, rolling due date
- Required for employees in Applications & Data Services, CADEC, Counseling and Wellness, HRIS, HRSC, Information Security Office, ITSS, Office of Int'l Education, Payroll Services, SHS Family PACT, Student Health Services, and Study Abroad.
- TBD: Nursing Department, Student Services Professionals
- Mandated Reporters of Child Abuse (CANRA)(opens in new window), 45 min
- Required for employees in: Student Health Services
- Laboratory Safety Fundamentals(opens in new window)
- Protecting Payment Card Information (PCI DSS)
- Red Flags(opens in new window)
* CSU Learn will auto-assign to CSU, Chico state employees
Other Campus Required Courses
Below are some other courses required by the campus or for access to campus systems:
- Avoiding Bias in Hiring, due every 4 years, in-person workshop, required to participate in search committees.
- PeopleSoft HR Security and Training
CSU Learn Notifications
CSU Learn will send you confirmation of workshops in which you've enrolled and reminders of compliance training that is expiring and needs to be retaken. Emails will come from training@csuchico.edu. Sometimes, these reminders may go to Junk Mail or Clutter. Please set up your email to accept these reminders.
Student Employees Email Accounts
In compliance with EM 23-019, Student Employees are automatically assigned a University-provided @csuchico.edu email address. This account receives official employee information, including notices to complete required compliance training.
- Accessing Exchange Email(opens in new window)
- Login to CSU Learn - Use your portal account and password to view assigned compliance training.
Compliance Course Assignment Process
In CSU Learn, courses are assigned to groups of employees called audiences. Course assignments occur nightly, and courses may have rolling or fixed due dates. The assignment of a course depends on the audience rules, the course due date, and when/if the employee last completed it.
For example, Title IX is set up with several audiences and uses a fixed annual due date (October 1) after the initial course completion.
Why is Compliance Training Required?
All CSU Chico employees—faculty, staff, managers, and students—are required to complete online compliance training as part of their job duties. The CSU requires that employees take certain courses to comply with state and university requirements driven by federal law, state law, or CSU policy(opens in new window).
Need Help?
- Submit a Request(opens in new window) or call ITSS at 530-898-HELP (4357)
The CSU requires that employees take certain courses to comply with state and university requirements that are driven by federal law, state law or CSU policy. View the list(opens in new window) to learn more about each requirement.