Sexual Assault Prevention for Student Athletes

Module 1: Introduction

The module introduces at a high level the topic of sexual assault prevention in context of student athletes, as it will be covered in this course.

• 1 Customizable Content Page
• 1 Custom Video Page
• Pre-Course Survey

Module 2: An Opportunity to Lead

In this module, the learner reflects on their own personal values and how it influences the ways in which they treat others. They learn how to identify stereotypes and disrespectful language, and are introduced to bystander intervention techniques to implement when they encounter such disrespectful and potentially harmful behavior.

• 1 Customizable Content Page
• Custom Athletic Department Policy Page

Module 3: Positive Relationships, Strong Communities

In this module, the learner reflects on the different types of relationships they have with people in their lives and how they can be supported through active listening. Active listening techniques are also introduced as a way to support those they know who may be experiencing sexual harassment, bullying, or other negative experiences. Through interactive scenarios, the learner is able to apply these skills and practice intervention techniques. They are also informed on several relevant pieces of legislation, including Title IX, that provides protections to them and their peers, in addition to NCAA guidelines.

• 2 Customizable Content Pages
• Custom Recruiting and Visitor Hosting Policy Page
• Campus Conduct Policy Page
• Nondiscrimination Policy Page

Module 4: Uniting Against Sexual Violence and Misconduct

In this module, sexual violence is defined and differentiated from sexual harassment. The learner is presented with the idea of consent, and explores the multi-faceted impact of trauma on targets of sexual harassment and violence. With this context, they are then presented with strategies to support survivors and targets, and apply these strategies in interactive scenarios. They also explore the concepts of intimate partner violence and stalking, and how to appropriately and safely intervene. Lastly, they are presented with several options for reporting these incidents — both on campus, and in their local community.

• 2 Customizable Content Pages
• Custom Sexual Misconduct Policy Page
• Additional Resources for:
  • Reporting Contact Information
  • Campus & Local Resources

Module 5: Conclusion

This module provides a high-level review of the concepts learned in the course. Alongside a post-course survey and exam, the learner also has the opportunity to opt-in to receiving messages from the institutional partner related to on-campus activities for sexual assault awareness and prevention.

• 1 Customizable Content Page
• 1 Custom Video Page
• Additional Resources for Student Groups & Organizations

Module 6: Summary

• Post-Course Exam

There is an additional post-course, follow-up survey (which mirrors the pre-course survey) that is assigned as a separate learning activity and considered Part 2. EVERFI recommends assigning Part 2 of the course 30-45 days after the learner completes Part 1.

This 30-45 day intersession period allows learners to process the information from the course, start putting their new knowledge and skills into practice, and become more acclimated to their environment. This enables the Part 2 follow-up survey to assess changes in learner attitudes and behaviors, as well as the impact of the school or organization environment.

Automated Assignments can be used to implement an intersession.

Post-Course Survey