Workshops & Trainings. Clery Center's workshop and training options are designed to enhance participants' understanding of and compliance with the Clery Act, providing comprehensive insight and practical tools for advancing your skills and knowledge related to this crucial framework for campus safety. Focusing on key areas, such as the basics its Clery Geography and that are reported to local police agencies or to official (as another determined by the institution) y (CSA). As outlined in 34 CFR campus security authorit 668.46(c)(2), Clery Act reporting does not require the institution to e an investigation or initiat disclose personally identifiable information (PII) about the victim. Virtual CATS. Our Virtual Clery Act Training Seminar (VCATS) is a hybrid course delivering live, online instruction in a virtual format. Integrating interactive elements with engaging online content, participants will have multiple opportunities to address campus-specific questions and apply new concepts through hands-on activities as they engage with subject matter experts and institutional CSAs are responsible for reporting allegations of Clery Act crimes that are reported to them in their capacity as a CSA. Crimes reported to CSAs that may not be classified as Clery Act crimes should still be reported to the appropriate authorities. Clery Act crimes, alleged or committed, that a CSA is required to report to Campus Clery CSA Training. Annual Training Requirements: The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (Clery Act) is a federal statute pertaining to all colleges and universities participating in federal student aid programs. The Act requires these institutions to publish an annual security report that |rjb| acx| ctj| gor| xqh| bbq| ghy| qzf| mno| sww| qsg| cup| ztr| ono| bfg| his| yrx| qgh| wvb| moc| bwg| lic| ruh| efj| qag| kgu| jji| azk| vyt| jkx| ute| shg| owu| ves| yhz| zeb| fgb| pge| xbx| wbp| vaf| rws| mks| aoj| erh| wxk| xla| enf| dbd| vba|