This training will include two distinct tracks for campus investigators, student conduct process advisors, and other practitioners. This training meets campus investigator’s annual training requirements. Workbook, certificate of completion and other training materials included. Topics and training overview below.

Track 1: The Fundamentals of Title IX Investigation & Report Writing

Investigating & Determining Consent
Sexual Assault Dynamics
Perpetrator Dynamics
Neurobiology of Trauma
Interviewing Techniques
Investigation Elements & Title IX Foundations
Bias & Equity
Report Writing
1/2 day Case Study

Track 2: Advanced Interviewing Techniques and Report Writing

Investigating & Determining Consent
Sexual Assault Dynamics
Perpetrator Dynamics
Neurobiology of Trauma
Bias & Equity
Trauma Informed Interviewing Techniques used by Law Enforcement and the Military
Interviewing Complainants
Interviewing Respondents
1/2 day Case Study

What will your investigators walk away with?

The Fundamentals of Title IX Investigation & Report Writing: Investigators will be able to investigate complaints, interview parties, and write reports while understanding the requirements of Title IX as well as the foundational elements of sexual assault dynamics, perpetrator dynamics, and how trauma affects memory and victim reactions.

Advanced Interviewing Techniques and Report Writing: Rooted in the foundational elements of sexual assault dynamics, perpetrator dynamics, and how trauma affect memory and victim reactions, investigators will gain cutting edge skills and tools to lead forensic experiential based interviews with complainants, respondents and witnesses based on techniques used by law enforcement and the military.