Complete Your Annual Title IX Training and Renewal
- published: 2026/09/23
- contact: Scott Seeba - University Compliance
- email: civilrights@unomaha.edu
The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) is launching its annual sexual violence prevention and awareness training program in partnership with Catharsis Productions, a leading national team of experts. This training is required for all students, faculty, and staff, and is key to making our campus safe and welcoming for everyone.
Each fall, the campus community will automatically be enrolled in the training through Bridge.
The course will cover important topics like the University of Nebraska Sexual Misconduct Policy, how to report incidents, available resources, and more. The content is designed specifically for each audience, making it relevant and easy to understand.
The following trainings are assigned based on the learner's primary role on campus:
- Title IX Training – Undergraduate Students
- Title IX Training – Graduate and Professional Students
- Title IX Training - Faculty and Staff
It is recommended that learners use Chrome as a browser to complete training in order to avoid technical issues.
If you have any additional questions or concerns, please direct them to Deputy Title IX Coordinator and Civil Rights Investigator Catherine Link at catherinelink@unomaha.edu.
For a list of resources regarding Title IX, including the UNO reporting options, please visit the Title IX Website. You may also contact the Title IX Coordinator Scott Seeba at sseeba@unomaha.edu or civilrights@unomaha.edu.
Prize Packs, Pop, and Hot Cocoa
This year, there are added incentives to complete the training (the earlier the better)!
For Students: Be Entered to Win a Prize PackFor Students, Faculty, and Staff: Free Pop or Hot Cocoa
For Students
Be Entered to Win a UNO Prize Pack
Students who complete their required Title IX training by Oct. 16, 2026, will be entered into a drawing to win one of five UNO prize packs.
Each prize pack will include UNO clothing and apparel from The Maverick Store—a great way to show your Maverick pride while completing an important campus requirement.
There will be five winners, so be sure to complete your training by the Oct. 16 deadline to be eligible for the drawing.
Do Your Part. Get Trained. Go Mavs!
For Students, Faculty, and Staff
Cheers to Trainings
Students, staff, and faculty who have completed their mandatory annual trainings are invited to stop by and enjoy a FREE pop, while supplies last. You must show proof training has been completed.
- Oct. 7: Milo Bail, First Floor, 1 to 3 P.M.
- Oct. 15: Eppley Admin. Building, Room 232, 1 to 3 P.M.
Warm Drinks, Cool Compliance
Students, staff, and faculty who have completed their mandatory annual trainings are invited to stop by and enjoy a FREE hot cocoa, while supplies last. You must show proof training has been completed.
- Nov. 2: Mammel Hall, Atrium, 1 to 3 P.M.
- Nov. 12: Criss Library, Second Floor, 1 to 3 P.M.
About the University of Nebraska at Omaha
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