Bystander Training
Green Dot Bystander Training is offered separately for EFSC students and for EFSC faculty and staff. The training will empower you to identify the signs of power-based, personal violence, such as:
- Bullying
- Stalking and Dating violence
- Sexual harassment and Sexual assault
This free, engaging, and activity-driven training is also designed to equip you with tools to safely intervene from within your own level of comfort. Review workshop details.
The workshop is based on a national curriculum that does not change, so you only need to attend once. Lunch or dinner will be provided.
STUDENT Training Options
Use the registration link below the sessions and the form will have you choose a campus. Students can attend training on any campus.
Melbourne Campus: Wednesday, February 5, 2025, 1 PM - 6 PM
Student Union (Bldg. 16), 2nd Floor Conference Room
Palm Bay Campus: Friday, February 7, 2025, 10 AM - 3 PM
Titan Hall (Community Dining Room), Bldg. 11, Rm. 129
Warning: Information shared during the training is sometimes sexual in nature. It may be inappropriate for certain individuals (e.g., children) and/or have a triggering effect on survivors.
In This Workshop, You Will:
- Engage in a basic education program that seeks to reduce power-based interpersonal violence
- Gain awareness of proactive behaviors that establish violence intolerance as the norm
- Practice skills that integrate moments of prevention within existing relationships and daily activities
- Develop ways to introduce new norms within your sphere of influence at EFSC and in the community
All participants will receive certification as a trained Green Dot Bystander and a free Green Dot T-shirt. Student participants are eligible to earn two service-learning hours, while faculty participants can receive MCC, Tenure, and Rank Advancement credit.