The SAVE Program offers ongoing training and education opportunities across the LSUS community. Current offerings include student Moodle courses, University Police Department (UPD) training, CARE Team training, University Hearing Panel training, and specialized trainings for faculty, staff, student organizations, and other campus partners.
Student Moodle Training
Online, self-paced training designed to help LSUS students learn about DVSAS prevention, consent, healthy relationships, bystander intervention, and available campus resources. These courses provide students with practical information and skills they can use in their everyday lives.
UPD Training
Training for University Police personnel focused on responding to incidents involving sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, stalking, and other interpersonal violence. Topics may include trauma-informed response, victim-centered practices, reporting options, and connecting individuals with appropriate resources.
CARE Team Training
Training for members of the CARE Team and campus partners who may identify or support students experiencing concerns related to safety, well-being, or interpersonal violence. Training helps team members recognize concerns, understand available resources, make appropriate referrals, and respond in a supportive and informed manner.
Campus & Community Trainings
The SAVE Program provides ongoing and customized trainings for faculty, staff, student organizations, athletics, Greek life, and other campus groups. Topics may include DVSAS awareness and prevention, consent, healthy relationships, bystander intervention, recognizing warning signs, supporting survivors, and understanding reporting and referral resources.
