Relationship Violence & Sexual Misconduct (RVSM) Prevention for Graduate & Professional Students
All graduate and professional students are required to complete online RVSM prevention training. The online training course will be assigned to all graduate and professional students during their first semester at MSU and a refresher course will be assigned to be completed every 24 months thereafter. Students will use MSU’s secure single sign-on to access the course at the Office of Research and Regulatory Support site under My Requirements.
The course is customized to address the unique experiences of graduate and professional students and includes several important resources offered to students at MSU. After the online training course is assigned, students will need to complete it within the assigned timeframe. If the training is not completed within the assigned timeframe, students will see a hold on their SIS account and not be able to access important academic information in the Student Information System, including grades, until they complete this training.
You can access the training here: https://orrs.msu.edu/train/index.html
Program Overview:
- Provide information to identify sex discrimination and sexual harassment, including relationship violence and sexual misconduct
- Raise awareness of the impact of RVSM issues on the campus community and encouraging community members to engage in efforts to prevent and end these types of behaviors
- Advise members of the MSU community about their rights and reporting responsibilities under the Relationship Violence and Sexual Misconduct Policy and University Mandatory Reporting Policy for employees and volunteers
- Inform graduate and professional students of available support resources at MSU
Alternative Education:
Individuals who believe they may be impacted by the online training can contact the Prevention, Outreach and Education Department at (517) 355-3865 or empower@msu.edu to request alternative education.
Accommodations:
For accommodation requests related to a disability, please contact the Resource Center for Persons with Disabilities (RCPD) at (517) 884-7273.
If you are a representative of an academic program, student organization, or another MSU-affiliated group and would like to request optional, additional in-person training related to RVSM prevention for your organization, please click here to submit a training request.