Training Completed by Title IX Staff


The Department of Title IX’s staff members have completed the trainings listed below. Training materials are available for in-person inspection.

ATIXA Title IX Coordinator Foundations Level One: Sexual Harassment Foundations for Higher Education

This training is a two-day course which provides foundational knowledge and skills necessary to oversee and implement policies, procedures, and practices that are compliant with Title IX, as well as other applicable intersecting laws.

April 28-29, 2026 – Attended by Hanna Scherer

Informal Resolution Foundations for Higher Education

This foundational course aims to familiarize participants with ATIXA’s Informal Resolution Framework and the crucial elements to consider when deciding whether to offer informal resolution in a Title IX grievance process. It covers various topics, including the structural and policy choices that institutions must make and how institutional culture affects them.

Rather than adopting a particular model of alternative dispute resolution (facilitated dialogue, restorative practices mediation, etc.), ATIXA’s experts will survey a variety of options and introduce a unique model that is specifically suited to Title IX complaints by borrowing elements of various models while adding some innovative practices uniquely designed to facilitate durable, fair, and equitable resolution of Title IX complaints.

ATIXA’s expert faculty members will also guide participants through a case study as each step of the informal resolution process is discussed in the course.

July 30-31, 2026 – Attended by Nicole Babcock

ATIXA Title IX Coordinator Foundations Level One: Sexual Harassment Foundations for Higher Education

This training is a two-day course which provides foundational knowledge and skills necessary to oversee and implement policies, procedures, and practices that are compliant with Title IX, as well as other applicable intersecting laws.

July 27-28, 2026 – Attended by Jennifer Gagen

ATIXA: Managing Intake, Jurisdiction, and Dismissals Workshop

This workshop is designed for individuals who want to improve their skills at managing compassionate intake, making jurisdictional determinations, and documenting the results of an initial assessment, including any dismissals, referrals, or appeals that may arise.

Jun. 23, 2026 -Attended by Daniel DeLuca

Supporting Pregnancy, Parenting, and Related Conditions, An ATIXA Best Practices Workshop:

This training provides an in-depth examination of the Title IX regulatory requirements and ATIXA’s recommended best practices for supporting individuals experiencing pregnancy or related conditions.

March 10, 2026 - Attended by Daniel DeLuca and Nicole Babcock

ATIXA 2020 Title IX Regulations Refresher for Higher Education:

This Refresher training aims to fortify participants’ understanding of compliance obligations under the 2020 Regulations, while addressing the challenges posed by the evolving legal and regulatory environment.

July 22, 2025 - Attended by Artemis Aghdasi, Daniel DeLuca, Matthew Hall, Miriam Smith, Nicole Babcock

ATIXA Implementing the 2024 Title IX Regulations for Higher Education:

This course is designed to familiarize participants with the 2024 Title IX Regulations and provide best practices for Title IX personnel.

May 7-8, 2024 - Attended by Artemis Aghdasi, Daniel DeLuca, Matthew Hall, Miriam Smith, Nicole Babcock

GRS Investigative Report Writing Workshop:

Participants develop and refine skills for writing investigation reports pursuant with federal law and in accordance with best practices.

March 25-26, 2024 - Attended by Matthew Hall

Title IX Investigations Foundations Level One:

This training covers the fundamental skills necessary to conduct sexual harassment, violence, and sex discrimination investigations. 

March 5, 2024, March 12, 2024, March 19, 2024 - Attended by Matthew Hall

Bricker Graydon Pregnancy and Parenting in Higher Education Training Series:

This training discusses pregnancy and parenting compliance issues in the context of students, employees, and student-employees, identifying best practices and common pitfalls in this space.

January 17-18, 2024 - Attended by Nicole Babcock

Bricker Graydon Title IX and Athletics:

This four-part training series provided practical tips and takeaways regarding Title IX Compliance in Athletics.

September 19, 2023, Sptember 26, 2023, October 3, 2023,  October 10, 2023 - Attended by Artemis Aghdasi, Daniel DeLuca, and Nicole Babcock

Office of Respect Trauma-Informed Practices and Vicarious Trauma:

This training covers the root causes of violence, neurobiology of trauma, supporting survivors, and creating trauma-informed environments.

July 26, 2023 - Attended by Antonese Wilson, Artemis Aghdasi, Crystal Anderson, Daniel DeLuca, and Nicole Babcock

ATIXA Title IX Coordinator II:

This training equips Coordinators and related personnel with the knowledge and skills essential for effective implementation of Title IX regulations.

May 24-25, 2023 - Attended by Nicole Babcock

NACCOP Foundations Class:

The Foundations of the Clery Act class provide a basic overview of the requirements of the Clery Act.

April 11-14, 2023 - Attended by Crystal Anderson and Nicole Babcock

ATIXA Title IX Compliance and Athletics Training:

This course covers sexual harassment, sexual misconduct, and culture challenges in athletics and delves deeply into program compliance. 

March 23, 2023 - Attended by Nicole Babcock

Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) Training:

QPR training is a suicide prevention course that teaches individuals how to recognize warning signs and intervene when someone may be experiencing suicidal ideation.

March 20, 2023 - Attended by Antonese Wilson, Artemis Aghdasi, Crystal Anderson, and Nicole Babcock

GRS Investigative Report Writing Workshop:

Participants develop and refine skills for writing investigation reports pursuant with federal law and in accordance with best practices.

February 21, 2023 - Attended by Artemis Aghdasi

ATIXA Civil Rights Investigator I:

Civil Rights Investigation Level One is the initial two-day course to acquire the fundamental skills necessary to conduct civil rights investigations. 

January 24-25, 2023 - Attended by Artemis Aghdasi