This page outlines two categories of training: Required training for students and employees and requests for a Title IX presentation or workshop.
Training and Education
NEW- Request a Title IX Training
REQUEST A TRAINING: We have created a new training request form for you to easily request a session. Learn more and request a Title IX presentation or workshop here.
If you would like the Title IX Office staff to present for your organization, department, or class please fill out the fonline form above or email TitleIX@lakeforest.edu. We schedule sessions throughout the academic year and during the summer by appointment.
- The college also works with community partners to provide comprehensive resources and assist with trainings for students and employees.
- Further outreach and education is performed by campus committees and task forces. These groups' duties include working to reduce sexual assault on campus, advocating for survivors and helping improve victim services and assiting the Title IX Office with ensuring equity for both employees and students.
REQUIRED TRAININGS:
This section lists required training opportunities for students, faculty, and staff as outlined below. Lake Forest College (LFC) is committed to educating the campus community about sexual misconduct awareness and prevention as well as equity and gender discrimination, therefore, both students and employees must complete assigned required training. They may also benefit from optional education and programs held throughout the year by varous groups on campus.
Mandated Training
Employees and Student Employees
All Lake Forest College employees are considered responsible employees (RE) except for the Health and Wellness counseling staff members. This requires an annual training to be completed. You may access the employee training here. You will receive notification via your Lake Forest College email from human resources for employees, and a notification from student services for students regarding completing this annual online training. Please open, review, and follow the directions to complete the self-paced training. Note: this training is different than the Mandated Reporter training under the Child Abuse and Neglect Act.
Student Training
All Lake Forest College students must complete certain campus training. Returning students, new students and transfer students are required to complete online training, participate in new orientation sessions, and other designated trainings as identified by institution. Please learn more about the required training and how to access it here.
Title IX Professionals Training
If you are seeking the Title IX professionals training materials, please select here.
Contact Information
LaShun McGhee, CAAP
Title IX Coordinator
847-735-6009
lmcghee@lakeforest.edu