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State Mandated Risk Management Training for Student Organizations

In September 2007, the State of Texas passed a law requiring student organization leaders and advisors to attend a training that covers seven risk management topics (alcohol, drugs, hazing, sexual harassment, fire arms/weapons, travel and behavior at organization events).  It is the hope of both the State and UTSA that students will practice exceptional risk management techniques in order to have safe and successful  student organizations.


UTSA Student Organizations are required to send two students leaders each academic year to a State Mandated Risk Management Training provided by the Office of Student Activities.  Advisors of student organizations are required to attend only one time.

 
Once the organization has had two leaders attend a training session, it is the duty of those representatives to ensure the members of their organization are aware of the information presented.  The links below will provide you the tools to assist you in presenting the material to your organization.

Advisor Session Times for Spring 2012:

Friday, March 9
3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Montgomery Room (UC 2.214, by The Roost)

Thursday, April 12
3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Montgomery Room (UC 2.214, by The Roost)

Friday, May 4
3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Montgomery Room (UC 2.214, by The Roost)

*Trainings will start on time. There will be a 7 minute grace period. Once the training begins, students will not be able to enter the training room.

This will be for all organizations. Risk Management Training is per academic year (2011-2012). Advisors only need to attend training once. Two Student Leaders from each organization must attend each academic year.


Resources:

“Until you accept total responsibility — no matter what – you will not be able to put plans in place to accomplish your goals.”  (David Cottrell)

Alcohol and Drugs

Hazing

Sexual Harassment and Assault

Firearms, Weapons and General Safety

Travel

Behavior

General Resources

 

Updated (1/3/2012)

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