Frequently Asked Questions for Student Title IX Training

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• 1.   I completed the Title IX training last year, why do I have to take it again?

  Completing the training is an annual requirement for all continuing Chico State students. 

• 2.   How would a registration hold affect me?

  A registration hold would prevent students from enrolling in courses for subsequent terms. It would not prevent students from graduating, or delay the conferral of a degree.

• 3.   Why do I have to take this training?

  At Chico State, we believe violence is preventable and that everyone has a role to play in preventing violence from occurring. All Chico State students are required to take the Title IX training program as one piece of a larger effort to promote this idea.

• 4.   How long is the training?

  Each user’s experience will vary and the length of the module is dependent on whether you are a newly enrolled or continuing student. The program takes approximately 45 minutes to complete.

• 5.   What if I need technical assistance while taking the training?

  If you experience technical difficulties while taking the training, please contact training@csuchico.edu.

• 6.   How do I get to the training webpage?

  The training is accessed through CSU Learn.

• 7.   Which Chico State students must complete the Title IX training?

  All students must complete the training. Please see Question 17 for alternate training sessions.

• 8.   Are Chico State Employees required to complete the Title IX training?

  Employees are provided with a separate on-line training called Gender Equity and Title IX. This mandatory training is part of the CSU’s effort to ensure appropriate responses from employees and to provide guidance and insight into the problem of sexual misconduct. Information about the training is available on the Compliance Training webpage under All Employees.

• 9. Why do I keep getting emails from CSU Learn?

  CSU Learn will send reminder emails until your assigned training is completed.

• 10. What happens if I don’t complete the training?

  If the training has not been completed by the deadline a registration hold will be placed on your account, so you will be unable to register for classes. The hold can only be released by completing the training.

• 11. How can I tell if I have a registration hold?

  Login to your Chico State Portal(opens in new window) > Records, Registration, & Finance > Student Center and review the Holds section.

• 12. How are registration holds released?

  Upon completion of the training, registration holds are released by an automated process. 

• 13. When are registration holds released?

  Upon completion of the training, registration holds are released by an automated process.

• 14. Will there be another opportunity to take the training if I miss the deadline?

  You will be able to take the training after the deadline, but the registration hold will not be released until you complete the training.

• 15. I don’t have time to complete the training in one sitting. How do I log back in to the training after I have initially registered?

  Your progress will be saved with each training session. Please login to CSU Learn and click on your "Assigned Learning" link to pick up where you left off from your last sign-on.

• 16. Is there a way to waive the training requirement?

  Title IX training is mandatory and there are no waivers. An alternate training is available for those who have difficulty with the content. See question 17. 

• 17. This training is difficult for me, what options do I have?

  Any student who may have difficulty completing the training due to its content, such as finding it activating or uncomfortable, please reach out to WellCat Safe Place at safeplace@csuchico.edu(opens in new window) for alternative means of completing the assignment

• 18. The content of the training contains sensitive material about sexual misconduct. What if this is particularly upsetting to me or I have concerns?

  If you need support prior to or while taking the training, please refer to our Resources page for a list of both on and off campus confidential and non-confidential resources.

  If you have general concerns about the training, please contact Chico State’s Title IX Coordinator at 530-898-4949.

• 19. I completed the training and now realize I need to report an incident of sexual misconduct. What should I do?

  Please contact Chico State’s Title IX Coordinator at 530-898-4949 or you may send an email to tilteix@csuchico.edu.