At the University of California, Riverside (UCR), we know how important it is for all students to have a safe and healthy community. As a part of UCR’s commitment to create a healthy environment that is safe, mutually respectful, and free from harassment and violence, including sexual violence, all new first-year and transfer students are expected to complete mandatory online Sexual Violence, Sexual Harassment and Alcohol Education training courses by Friday, October 21, 2022. Graduate students are required to complete the Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment course.

Training Requirements – Part 1 due Friday, October 21, 2022

New first-year, transfer and graduate students must complete their mandatory assigned online education modules by Friday, October 21, 2022 in order to avoid having a registration hold placed on their account. Holds that are placed will not be removed until the requirement is satisfied. Also keep in mind that the removal of holds is not automatic and may take several days, so we recommend completing the training requirement as soon as possible so that your course registration is not impacted.

Each course takes about two hours to complete, and is best not viewed on a mobile device. You can bookmark your place to pause trainings and come back to them later. 

Part 2, a shorter follow up module for each course, also needs to be completed:

• Part 2 of the Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment training will be due February 26.
• Part 2 of the AlcoholEdu module will be available 30 days after Part 1, and will be due December 16, 2022.

Training Content

These courses use real-life scenarios and experiences to empower students to make healthier, better-informed decisions about relationships, sexual activities, drugs, and alcohol. Course topics include:

· “Hooking up”

· Affirmative consent

· Sexual and relationship violence

· Effects of alcohol and drugs

· Understanding and planning to make safer choices

· Taking care of yourself and others

· Healthy relationships

· On-campus resources

We understand that these trainings contain sensitive content, which may be difficult to process for some. The Division of Health, Well Being and Safety provides resources and support for UC Riverside students and includes offices like CAPS, CARE, and Case Management.

Any concerns about your ability to complete the module can be directed to onlineeducation@ucr.edu. If you have difficulty logging in, check out the technical info at the bottom of this page.

Thank you in advance for completing these critical courses and helping us keep UCR a safe and welcoming community for everyone. Highlanders believe in the integrity, respect and dignity of others. The hope is that these conversations, along with our other continuous efforts on campus, will give you the necessary information and tools to help you uphold the pillars of our community.

 Technical Info:

· Work at your own pace from any computer or tablet.

· Courses will save your progress if you need to stop and return later.

· Courses are best supported by the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, and Safari (preferred), or Microsoft Internet Explorer 11+.

· If you have any accessibility issues, please select “accessibility mode” once you are in the course.

· Need more help? Contact EVERFI’s 24/7 tech support using “Help” within the course or by visiting support.everfi.com.