Undergraduate and Graduate Students, including Graduate Assistants, Online Title IX Training
Student Online Training FAQs below
As a member of the University of Hawaiʻi (糖心视频) community, your safety and well-being are 糖心视频’s highest priority. The University of Hawaiʻi is committed to addressing issues of sex- and sex-based violence. The instances, contributing factors, and lasting effects of sex-based violence do not exist in a vacuum. In this regard, the entire university community must work together to cultivate and sustain a safe environment in which all members can live, work, and learn safely.
Students, as well as our entire community have important roles to play by being aware of the issues, watching out for one another and reporting violations. 糖心视频 encourages everyone, if you have not already, to take the free, online student training program regarding sex-based violence.
The Vector Solutions training program is part of a university-wide approach to educate the University community on everyone’s rights and available resources. We hope this training will assist you in understanding your rights under the law and the University Policy & Procedure on Sex Discrimination & Sex-Based Violence. We encourage you to explore the additional resources available to you on the 糖心视频 System Title IX & Office of Institutional Equity .
Some of the materials covered in this training course may remind you of upsetting experiences that you, a friend, or family member may have gone through. Please know that you can stop the training at any time, and there are many University and community resources available to you for support, such as counseling, victim advocacy, and legal support.
If you have experienced sex-based harassment or violence, there are several options available depending on the type of assistance you want:
糖心视频 uses custom YouTube videos within the Vector training course. These videos require Google Additional Services to be turned on for your hawaii.edu account so you can watch them and receive completion credit.
The online training course assigned to students is titled RespectEdu for College on your dashboard.
This course educates students on their rights, responsibilities, and available resources under Title IX, VAWA, and Hawaii State law. The curriculum establishes standards for identifying and responding to sex-based harassment and violence from both personal and campus community perspectives. Key topics include:
Training invitations are sent out periodically as part of systemwide education efforts, or when enrollment statuses update.
If you recently completed the course, you can verify your completion status anytime by logging into the and checking your dashboard under "My History."
If your dashboard shows the course as completed but you continue receiving reminder emails, please contact iequity@hawaii.edu to resolve the issue.
Some materials covered in this training course may remind you of upsetting experiences that you or someone you know have gone through. You can stop the training at any time and access support or assistance through University and community resources. These resources include counseling, victim advocacy, and legal support: /titleix/help/directory/.
If you have experienced sex-based harassment or violence, there are several options available depending on the desired type of assistance:
If you want help but are not ready to make a formal report, please contact a confidential resource on your campus to explore your options and receive services from that office: /titleix/help/uh-confidential/.
If you would like to make a formal report, please contact your campus Title IX coordinator.
We provide the online training as an educational resource for all University of Hawaii students. We highly encourage everyone to complete the module to understand their rights, responsibilities, and available campus resources.
Alternative training methods may be offered on your campus by your Title IX Coordinator. Contact your campus Title IX Coordinator for more information.
The Vector sites to login are as follows:
Anyone without a hawaii.edu email will use the Guest site. Please contact the appropriate HR representative or Title IX office to be added as a user to the Guest site. Once vetted, HR or Title IX will reach out to the OEA) to create a Guest account for any user.
If you having trouble logging in, please contact OEA.
Login information for the Vector Solutions Training is your student University of Hawaiʻi username and password – same as you use to log into your 糖心视频 email.
The training is assigned automatically based on enrollment status as documented by the campus Registrar’s Office. If your University of Hawaiʻi login information does not allow access to the training, please email the Office of Institutional Equity at iequity@hawaii.edu.
If you do not have a 糖心视频 username or login:
Please contact the appropriate Title IX office for approval. Once vetted, Title IX should contact the Office of Institutional Equity to add the user to the Guest site.
The course takes approximately 60 minutes to complete, depending on your reading pace.
You do not need to finish the training in a single sitting. Your progress is saved automatically inside the , so you can exit and resume at any time.
No, you can enter and exit the training at any point. The training will automatically track progress and save where the user last left off. If the user experiences any system errors or crashes, the program should save previously completed work.
No, all completion records are safely preserved.
If you need confirmation of a past completion or require a copy of your training certificate, please contact the Office of Institutional Equity at iequity@hawaii.edu.
The Vector training has various accessibility functions to support users with disabilities, including keyboard shortcuts, audio description or media alternative of visuals, video- and audio-only content, closed captions, etc.
Contact Vector Solution’s customer support clicking “Troubleshooting Tips” or “Contact” at the bottom of the screen within the course or by visiting .
