Online Title IX Training That Fits Your Schedule
No education-related compliance issue has proven to be more challenging, controversial and consequential than compliance with Title IX.
Schools throughout the country have important Title IX responsibilities and have been criticized—and in some cases sued—for failing to handle these matters with the diligence they deserve. The stakes are high for both institutions and members of school communities.
For the first time, well-known education law experts working in concert with Tulane University Law School have designed a gold-standard Title IX training program to professionalize the work of administrators, coordinators and other individuals with similar responsibilities. The certificates and specialization certifications offered in this program are designed for education administrators and attorneys to enhance their knowledge of Title IX and develop best practices and critical skills necessary to professionally handle these important institutional obligations in a prompt, proficient and equitable manner.
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Title IX Upcoming Start Dates
Classes Start:
- Register by April 26 for the May 3, 2021 term
- Register by June 28 for the July 5, 2021 term
- Register by August 30 for the September 6, 2021 term
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“With the recent proposed changes to Title IX’s regulations and the non-stop litigation in this area, it became evident that Title IX personnel, education administrators, athletic directors and attorneys alike all need a training program that combines essential Title IX legal principles with practical and unbiased advice on how to comply with Title IX in a fair and thorough way. We designed this program to do just that, providing our students with the foundations of the law as well as a deeper dive into the complexities of Title IX across the five specialization areas.”
Joel Friedman, Director, Title IX Compliance Certification Program
Each session runs for six weeks with a two-week break between new course starts.
- Five specialization certifications available upon completion of multiple individual certificates
- 10 individual certificates
The Title IX certifications from Tulane University Law School are built to educate and prepare administrators and attorneys to understand and successfully navigate the maze of complicated practical issues posed by this law.
- The program is designed to be self-paced to work with your demands and schedule
- You will have access to national education law scholars and experts to thoughtfully discuss the legal issues that are implicated every time an institution addresses a Title IX matter. Learn to assess these issues with helpful frameworks provided by the experts
- Best practices on how to conduct thorough and equitable civil rights investigations and internal adjudications will be established, shared and explored
- You will have access to Title IX athletics experts who will discuss the unique institutional obligations with respect to athletics and Title IX and provide a framework for ensuring institutional compliance
- Live access to instructors and peers around the country will be provided to all participants to discuss common issues and concerns
- Course requirements: Bachelor’s degree with submission of official transcript
- Our Title IX program is built with both asynchronous and synchronous components
- Asynchronous components consist of readings, pre-recorded lectures, discussion threads, multiple choice quizzes, etc. You may complete these sections at your convenience
- Synchronous components provide our students with the opportunity to participate in live, online classes and to engage with faculty and students in real time. Synchronous interaction provides our students with the ability to get to know faculty and other students in the program. Each course consists of two live classes per session. These live sessions will also be recorded, allowing you to revisit the session at a later date
- Degree Credit: No
- Length: Each course runs for six weeks with a two-week break between new course starts
- Commitment: 5 hours of student work/contact per week (30 hours total per certificate)