Training and Education
Understanding Title IX begins with awareness and education. We’re here as a resource to educate you on what sexual misconduct is, and how to respond when faced with it.
Available Programs
Title IX Peer Educator Program
This program aims to empower students with the knowledge of the Title IX policy and process so they can advocate to other students on campus and in the classroom. It amplifies student voices on power-based personal violence prevention, response and policy initiatives on campus. If you are interested in becoming a TIX Peer Educator, contact Titleix@flagler.edu.
Campus Climate Survey
This bi-annual survey assesses students’ understanding of sexual violence, as well as ways in which Flagler can strengthen its efforts to safeguard students.
Campus Climate Survey Results Spring 2018 | Campus Climate Statement 2018
Bystander Intervention
Flagler encourages all members of the campus community to be active bystanders. A bystander is anyone who observes any situation. We all observe thousands of incidents, but usually, do not acknowledge the situation as needing our response. An active bystander is someone who acknowledges a problematic situation and chooses how to respond. They must decide if they will speak up, step in, or offer assistance. Bystander training will be available throughout the semester. Please contact titleix@flagler.edu if you would like to get involved.
Presentations
Want to learn more in-person? Title IX Coordinator Jess Kobryn is available to present more information to your class, office, club, hall or group. Please email JKobryn@flagler.edu with your specific interests.
Questions?
If you have any questions about Title IX, please contact Jess Kobryn, Title IX Coordinator. She is located in the Proctor Library- L317 and can be reached via phone at 904.826.8553 or email:
jkobryn@flagler.edu