Post by deanna on Apr 7, 2017 12:00:03 GMT -7
As many of you know we are in the thick of rolling out mandatory sexual assault prevention training for students. I wanted to let you know a few items as you are a primary source of information for students.
• Today we will send a direct email to all students classified as Sophomores and Juniors who meet the criteria and are required to take The Grey Area training. *Please note that not all students who are Freshmen and Sophomores are automatically exempt.*
• We have opened several more sessions for the remainder of the semester. Please check out thegreyarea.unm.edu/ to see dates and times.
• Sessions for Summer and Fall will be added as soon as classroom schedules for those semesters become available.
• Summer and Fall registration will not be impacted for students who don’t take the training this semester. However, please encourage students to get it taken care of sooner than later.
• We have created a fairly extensive FAQ for the training. Many questions student have can be answered by referring them to loborespect.unm.edu/education/greyarea/FAQ.html
Thank you for your support of this initiative and please feel free to contact me directly if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Lisa
Lisa Lindquist
University of New Mexico, Main
Dean of Students Office
LoboRESPECT Advocacy Center - Director
Office of Parent & Family Programs - Coordinator
(p) 505-277-2911
(f) 505-277-1580
• Today we will send a direct email to all students classified as Sophomores and Juniors who meet the criteria and are required to take The Grey Area training. *Please note that not all students who are Freshmen and Sophomores are automatically exempt.*
• We have opened several more sessions for the remainder of the semester. Please check out thegreyarea.unm.edu/ to see dates and times.
• Sessions for Summer and Fall will be added as soon as classroom schedules for those semesters become available.
• Summer and Fall registration will not be impacted for students who don’t take the training this semester. However, please encourage students to get it taken care of sooner than later.
• We have created a fairly extensive FAQ for the training. Many questions student have can be answered by referring them to loborespect.unm.edu/education/greyarea/FAQ.html
Thank you for your support of this initiative and please feel free to contact me directly if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Lisa
Lisa Lindquist
University of New Mexico, Main
Dean of Students Office
LoboRESPECT Advocacy Center - Director
Office of Parent & Family Programs - Coordinator
(p) 505-277-2911
(f) 505-277-1580