Members of McCarthy Lebit’s Education practice group are routinely called upon to provide educational seminars and programs to educate students, faculty, insurance agents, Title IX coordinators, and others on Title IX law and policies. We tailor our training to your audience, focusing on the aspects that affect these individuals, and ensure your organization’s specific institutional policies and procedures are communicated appropriately.
Presentations Featuring Real-Life Case Studies
With the ever-changing landscape and a growing number of Title IX claims on campuses around the country, we believe there is a need to educate college students and faculty to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the law and related institutional policies. We customize the length, topics, and format of our presentations to fit the needs of your audience best and we also apply our real-life experience to provide authentic insights to our trainees.
McCarthy Lebit’s Education lawyers are available for high school and college speaking events and workshops. By presenting real-life case studies on these topics, our goal is to help prepare students to respond appropriately to warning signs and real-life scenarios so that they do not jeopardize their academic careers. We also believe the best way to promote safety is to educate students about sexual misconduct, consent, and the perils of drug and alcohol abuse before problems arise. We also address the various types of sexual discrimination impacting students, including transgender and gender-nonconforming students.
Some of the topics we can cover include the following:
- Advisor Role in Complaint Process
- Appropriate Charge Determination
- Collection and Preservation of Physical Evidence
- Confidentiality vs. Privacy
- Drug & Alcohol Abuse
- Evaluating Consent vs. Non-Consent
- Interview Conducting
- Intimate Partner Violence
- Intoxication and Incapacitation
- Investigative Report Preparation
- Law Enforcement Communication
- Legal Requirements
- Making Determinations Under a Preponderance of the Evidence Standard
- Navigating the Title IX Process
- Negotiating Sanctions or Discipline
- No-Contact Orders and Other Interim Measures
- Responsible Social Media Use
- Rights of the Parties and Importance of Equity
- Sexual Assault
- Sexual Harassment
- Social Communication Disabilities
- Stalking
- Trauma Effects
Plain Spoken Programs Tailored to Your Audience
Our education attorneys will work closely with you to identify the correct training sessions for your organization.
Who can benefit from our presentations? Our interactive program will engage students of all ages and is suitable for members of athletic teams, Greek organizations, student government, and dormitory communities. The sessions will be delivered in a plainspoken manner and each session can be tailored to your school’s management, administration, and teaching professionals, as well as your students.