Online Trainings

Sexual Assault Prevention for Graduate Students

Sexual Assault Prevention for Graduate Students (SAP-G) is an interactive online learning platform designed to educate students on preventing and responding to interpersonal violence in the Emory community. Emory University is actively working towards a campus in which no student fears or experiences violence. SAP-G is only one part of Emory's comprehensive interpersonal violence prevention program. Through it, you will learn about preventing and responding to multiple forms of interpersonal violence, including sexual assault, harassment, relationship abuse, and stalking in the Emory community. It also includes essential Title IX and Clery Act information to support graduate students in their interactions with faculty, peers, and undergraduates—including how to respond to disclosures. 

Every incoming graduate and professional student is required to complete SAP-G. The course consists of two parts with the second part being a short follow-up available six weeks after completion of the first part.  

Course Information

  • Duration: 70 minutes 
  • Minimum Assessment Score: none  
  • Deadlines: Deadlines for completing each part of SAP-G are specified by your program. 

Confidentiality: All information is confidential, and individual student responses to any of the modules or surveys are not accessible by Emory University or any other party. Emory will only receive data about the entire student population to inform us of our work to better serve our students.

Accessibility: Closed captioning and interactive transcripts are available for this course. The courses are compatible with screen reading technology. 

Content Disclaimer: It is possible that something you read during the SAP-G training will evoke an emotional response, whether or not you have experienced violence or trauma yourself. The Office of Respect can provide additional support to students who are emotionally impacted by the material. To contact the Office of Respect please call 404-727-1514 or visit us on campus in AMUC 110 from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. for less urgent needs please email us respect@emory.edu. Additionally, there are 24/7 national support resources such as RAINN, National Suicide Hotline, and the National Domestic Abuse Hotline are linked in the training.   

Access

The modules are available to incoming graduate and professional students on a rolling basis depending on your program start date. Please check with your school for information regarding dates. Students will login to https://emorystudents-ga.vectorlmsedu.com/training/home using their Emory credentials.  

Students will also receive an email invitation from @safecolleges.com. This email may go to the “Other” tab in the Outlook inbox instead of “Focused.” 

If you are having trouble accessing the course, please contact the Center for Student Wellbeing at csw@emory.edu 

Trouble Shooting

If you are experiencing technical difficulties, please try the following steps:  

  • Close all browser windows
  • Clear your cookies and cache in your browser and reopen browser 
  • Try to load the course on a different device. These courses are optimized for both mobile and desktop applications.  

If you are still having trouble, you may reach out to Vector Solutions support at https://support.vectortrainingeducation.com/s/contactsupport. Be prepared to provide browser information as well as a screenshot of your issue.