Education And Prevention

EDUCATION

EL CAMINO COLLEGE TRAINING

ECC STUDENTS

In compliance with state and federal law, all El Camino College students are required to complete sexual violence and sexual harassment training once a year.

All incoming students are required to complete the New Student Orientation (NSO) to be eligible to register for classes. The NSO gives students information on sexual harassment resources. For more information, visit the New Student Orientation webpage.  

Beginning September 1, 2024 El Camino College students will be assigned and required to annually complete the Sexual Violence Awareness Training (AB 2683) in the Keenan SafeColleges Training platform. Questions regarding this training can go to: nstreicker@elcamino.edu.

 

Keenan Student Training Log-In Information:

• Website: https://elcaminostudents-keenan.safecolleges.com
• Username: Your username is your ECC Student ID number. If you do not know your Student ID number you can find it by signing into MyECC Portal. Information can be found here.
• Password: None
• Training Title: Sexual Violence Awareness (Campus SaVE Act)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Why do I have to take this training? 

A: This is a new state mandated training which means we are required by California law to take it. 
This new training was developed to help keep our campus community safe by educating students on sexual violence awareness, encouraging students to report misconduct, and providing resources to support survivors. 

Q: Am I required to do this training because I am in trouble or have violated El Camino College’s Student Code of Conduct? 

A: No, all students are required to take the training, thus all students have received these emails. 

Q: I was told this is only for student workers, since I am not a student worker, do I still need to take the training? 

A: Yes, all students are required to take the training. 

Q: I completed this training in Fall 2024, do I have to do it in Spring as well? 

A: No, this training is only required once every Academic Year.

Q: I keep getting an error when trying to log in.

A: Send an email to nstreicker@elcamino.edu with your full name and student ID for support.

Q: Do I have to complete the full training in one sitting? 

A: No, you can take it in pieces at your leisure. The Keenan site will track and save your progress, you just need to complete the segmented chapters.

Q: What happens if I cannot take it within the allotted time? 

A: This is a state mandated training under California law and you are highly encouraged to complete the training. Non-compliance could result in financial implications for the District.

Q: If I have taken this at my other college, do I have to re-take it here? 

A: Possibly not! However, you’ll need to email your training details and certificate of completion to our office for review. Send an email to nstreicker@elcamino.edu with your full name and student ID.

Q: I already completed the training, but I keep getting emails from Keenan, do I have to complete it again?

A: No, the training is only required once per Academic Year. You can reach out to our office to update your account. Send an email to nstreicker@elcamino.edu with your full name and student ID. 

Q: Who can I contact with questions?

A: Email your questions to our Admin Assistant, Nicole Streicker, at nstreicker@elcamino.edu. 

ECC EMPLOYEES

In compliance with state and federal law, all El Camino College employees (e.g., full-time, part-time, volunteers) are required to complete Sexual Harassment and Title IX trainings. All employee trainings are conducted through our online training platform, Keenan. To access these trainings, employees can log into their Keenan account and will find them under the “My Assignments” tab. New employees are required to complete the online courses within 60 days of their start date. Employees should work with their supervisor to schedule time to complete the online training.

• Sexual Harassment Prevention for Non-Managers (SB 1343) is required every two years (60 minutes)
• Sexual Harassment: Policy and Prevention (AB 1825) is required by Administrators/Supervisors every two years (120 minutes)
• Sexual Violence Awareness for Employees (AB 2683) is required annually (AB 2683) (39 minutes)
• Title IX: Roles of Employees is required annually (27 minutes)

Keenan Employee Training Log-In Information: 

• Website: https://elcamino-keenan.safecolleges.com/login
• Username: Your username is your employee ID number. If you do not know your employee ID number, please contact Human Resources at HR@elcamino.edu.
• Password: Once you enter your employee ID number, you may reset your password if needed. 

Questions regarding these trainings can go to: nstreicker@elcamino.edu

PREVENTION

Be a leader in keeping our campus community safe. Take steps to get educated and avoid committing or being accused of Sexual and Gender-based Misconduct; ignorance is not a protection. Work towards building and understanding what actions contribute to healthy relationships and what actions create unhealthy relationships. Learn how you can be proactive for your safety and the safety of others.

Thank you for taking the time to make our campus community a safer place to work and learn.

Resources:

• Visit the Student Health Services webpage for ongoing workshops: https://www.elcamino.edu/support/health-safety/student-health-services/
• Download the Protection and Safety flyer
  
  

Additional Videos

The California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office has developed these modules in collaboration with Title IX and Student Life departments to address various aspects of sexual violence and harassment training. These additional training videos are optional and you can choose to watch to educate yourself.

These modules provide the primary content in a condensed format focusing on how to recognize and prevent sexual violence and harassment. They also include statistics on the prevalence and differing rates at which students experience sexual violence and harassment.

• Understanding Sexual Harassment & Its Impacts
• Sexual Harassment Prevention at your Community College

These are supplemental resource videos designed to address various aspects of sexual violence and harassment training.

• Recognizing & Responding to Sexual Harassment
• Preventing Sexual Harassment
• The Title IX Experience

 

Subject to Change Disclaimer:

The information (including Office procedures and links) on this page is subject to change and updates without prior notice to keep the District in compliance with Board Policies and/or State and Federal laws.