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Resource descriptions

We offer a variety of trainings, templates, guidelines, tutorials and other resources through our offices. Visit one of the pages below to view resources and trainings as it relates to selected topics.

Title IX Resources and Training

Knowing what trainings and resources are available on- and off-campus gives you the tools that you need to help yourself and others who have experienced gender-based discrimination, including sexual violence, power-based personal violence, and harassment.

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ADA Resources and Training

Under the ADA/Rehabilitation Act, WVU has a responsibility to ensure program accessibility for all WVU campus community, program members and participants. This section includes guidelines, resources and other forms that members of the university community may find helpful.

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Additional Training topics:

Not all trainings fit in a box! Our team offers a variety of training relating to various topics. Some examples are include:

  • Addressing discrimination
  • Engaging bystanders to help others
  • Identifying abusive behaviors
  • Protecting children and youth on campus
  • Supporting survivors of power-based personal violence

To request an in-person training, please use our online form filling it out as completely as possible so our Education Team can best serve you.

Training Request Form

: Title IX Resources and Training

ANONYMOUS AND CONFIDENTIAL RESOURCES

If you wish to speak to someone anonymously, please call the 24/7 Anonymous Hotline at 304-906-9930. Someone is available to take your call 24 hours a day. Confidential employees are individuals who have been identified by the Title IX Coordinator as individuals or entities that DO NOT have to report incidences of sexual misconduct to the Title IX Coordinator.

Additional confidential resources include:

  • Counselors and therapists affiliated with the Carruth Counseling Center for Psychological and Psychiatric Services - 304-293-4431
  • Rape and Domestic Violence Information Center (Morgantown, WV) - 304-293-5100
  • Counselors and therapists affiliated with Potomac State College - 304-788-6976
  • AWAY, Formerly Women's Resource Center: https://www.awaywv.org/ (Beckley, WV)
  • Counselors and therapists affiliated with West Virginia University Institute of Technology - 304-929-1237
  • Faculty Ombudsperson Office (for faculty only) a confidential, independent, informal, and neutral resource for faculty members; this office can assist faculty members with workplace conflicts and concerns by listening, providing information, exploring options, coaching through difficult conversations and circumstances, and facilitating discussions. - 304-293-6338
  • Ministers and pastors who are serving students' religious needs on campus