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It is the collective responsibility of all members of the MCC community to foster a safe and secure campus environment. In an effort to promote this environment and prevent acts of sexual misconduct from occurring, the College engages in ongoing prevention and awareness education programs. All members of the College community are encouraged to participate in these programs.

 

Contact Information

Shannon Glasgow, Title IX Coordinator
Brighton Campus
Building 1, Room 300D



Workshops

All workshops can be modified to fit individual needs

  • Title IX Introduction (1 hour) – participants will learn about the basics of Title IX including the law itself, the history of its application in educational institutions, and how it applies at MCC today.
  • One Love’s Escalation (1.5 hours) – film & guided discussion. The 45-minute film depicts an abusive relationship from its inception to its end. The discussion covers topics from “what is a healthy relationship?” to “how do I get a friend help?
  • One Love’s Behind the Post (50 minutes/1 hour) – film & guided discussion. This workshop has a 7-minute film that shows a couple in an abusive relationship and the impact technology has on that relationship. The discussion focuses on boundaries, healthy relationships, and helping friends in unhealthy/abusive relationships.
  • One Love’s 10 signs (50 minutes/1 hour) – the One Love Foundation has developed 10 signs that a relationship is healthy, and 10 that a relationship is unhealthy. This program explores those signs and asks participants to work together to understand the concepts.
  • Sexual Harassment in the Workplace (50 minutes/1 hour) – includes a background on Title VII and Title IX, two laws that prohibit discriminatory activity based on sex/gender. Video examples of sexual harassment proved by RAINN are shown and reporting options are discussed.

Not seeing what you’re looking for? Contact Shannon Glasgow (sglasgow@monroecc.edu) to talk about a custom workshop!

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General Sexual Violence:

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