Sexual Assault Prevention for Undergraduates

• Inform students about healthy sexual relationships, sexual assault awareness, prevention, and bystander intervention.
• Cover important information including the definition of consent, campus policies related to sexual misconduct, and resources available to students impacted by sexual assault or sexual violence.
• Help us create a common language in our community and sets a community standard where we do not condone sexual and dating violence of any kind.
• Promote a dialog about how we can create a culture on campus that is intolerant of sexual and dating violence

Click here or follow this link to the course: https://admin.fifoundry.net/en/ithacacollege/sign_in

No.  There are special resources for family members listed on the SHARE website but there is no required course.

We ask that you consider all the possibilities to accessing a computer.  A friend or family member may be willing to let you use their computer for this purpose.  Also, many local libraries have computers available with internet access.  If it is truly impossible to access a computer, you may receive an extension to complete the course on an Ithaca College computer.  Please email Linda Koenig in the Title IX Office at lkoenig@ithaca.edu for more information.

Ithaca College expects all incoming first year students to complete Sexual Assault Prevention for Undergraduates, an online educational program, prior to arriving on campus.  This course must be completed on a computer, iPad, or tablet with access to internet and audio capabilities.  In New York State, all colleges and universities have adopted a definition of affirmative consent.  Affirmative consent is a knowing, voluntary, and mutual decision among all participants to engage in sexual activity. It is important that all of our students understand this definition and their role in preventing sexual violence from occurring in our community.

Additionally, Ithaca College is requiring all incoming students to complete Alcohol Edu which provides information about healthy behaviors related to the alcohol and other drugs.  You can access information about this course by going here.

Access to the Sexual Assault Prevention course can be found here.

Instructions for Alcohol Edu can be found here

You may take the course in multiple sittings.  Sections with a "Next" button.  DO NOT log out until you click the "Next" button or you will have to repeat that section.

Should you experience technical difficulties, click the "Help: button within the course to access their 24/7 Technical Support Center.  You do not need to be logged into the course to receive help.  Other questions including questions about accessibility should be directed to Linda Koenig in the Title IX Office at lkoenig@ithaca.edu. 

The course must be completed on a computer, iPad, or tablet with internet access and audio capabilities.