Sexual Misconduct Prevention Training

The Preventing and Addressing Sexual Misconduct Course has three main goals:

1. Teach students how to step in, or intervene, to prevent sexual misconduct;
2. Empower students to create a respectful and healthy campus community; and
3. Inform students of their rights and responsibilities.

Johns Hopkins University care about our community’s well-being. Student deserve the tools, information, and access to resources that foster a health campus culture and respectful relationships.

The Preventing and Addressing Sexual Misconduct Course is located in JHU’s myLearning platform. To access the training, click on the link that was provided to you in the e-mail from JHU myLearning. Or you can log into myLearning and access the required course from your learning plan. See the steps below.

• Open your web browser and access my.jh.edu
• Login with your JHED ID and password
• Click Education (on the left-side menu), and then click myLearning
• Click My Plan
• Click the Auto-Enrollments tab
• Click Preventing and Addressing Sexual Misconduct Course
• Click Preventing and Addressing Sexual Misconduct Course (Course) link to start the course
• After completing the course, click on Preventing and Addressing Sexual Misconduct Course (Post Survey) link to complete the survey

The training takes about 1 hour to complete. You don’t have to do the all at once. Each section ends with a “Next” button. Be sure to click this button before you close the browser to avoid repeating that section again the next time you log in.

Students’ individual answers to questions in the training will not be shared with Hopkins. The University will receive information about the student body’s responses as a whole. This information will be used to better understand students’ knowledge of resources and inform future programming and policies.

We understand that participating in this may be difficult for individuals who have experienced sexual or relationship violence. Please email [email protected] if you’re concerned about taking this training because of its content.

The training includes certain accessibility features, including full transcripts and closed captioning for audio and video.

The training is currently offered only in English. Please contact [email protected] if you have any questions. If you have questions or feedback for the company that made the training, you can email [email protected].

All Hopkins students are required to complete a training. This includes non-degree students and online students.

There are two different trainings because the needs and experiences of undergraduate and graduate students are often unique. The core information in each training is the same. Some sections—such as the scenarios—are tailored for each group.

All non-degree students are required to complete the Graduate Preventing and Addressing Sexual Misconduct Course. Please email [email protected] if you have any questions or concerns.

Yes. This training is important for all Hopkins students to take. Sexual Misconduct can occur in many forms and through online platforms. We want all students to have the information and skills to safely intervene in situations that may lead to sexual violence and to have information about policies that apply to and protect them. Additionally, it is important for all students to know about the resources available to them.

Completion of this training is part of your University compliance and is tied to registration activity, which includes using the course planner and registering for classes. Students who do not complete Part 1 of the training will not be able to complete registration activity for a second semester of coursework.

You can see if you completed the training and the due date in the myLearning education Plan.

If you think you may have completed the wrong training (for example, you’re a graduate student who took the undergraduate training), please contact [email protected] to learn how you should proceed.

Most technical issues can be resolved by doing one of the following:

• Update your internet browser
• Try a different internet browser (Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge are recommended)
• Make sure pop-up blockers are disabled in your web browser
  • For students using an iPad:
    • Launch Settings
    • Tap Safari
    • Under the General section, click the toggle to disable the pop-up blocker. A green toggle indicates an enabled pop-up blocker
    • Make sure both “Prevent cross-site tracking” and “Block all cookies” are off
• Clear your cache
• If you seem stuck, your screen may be zoomed in too much causing you to miss the prompt or navigation button. To zoom out on a PC or Chromebook, hit “control 0 (zero), and on a Mac, hit “command 0 (zero)”

If you experience any difficulties with any Get Inclusive course and/or need assistance, contact Get Inclusive’s 24/7 technical support by e-mailing [email protected]. If you have not heard from Get Inclusive within a week, please contact [email protected].

• Click on the gear icon located next to your name to find the “Help” option
• E-mail a representative 24/7 by visiting [email protected]
• For questions regarding problems logging into myLearning, email [email protected]

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