Students are invited by email to complete the courses. All first year undergraduate students will receive an email following their participation in New Student Orientation. After receiving the email, students can log into the courses (i.e., Sexual Assault Prevention for Undergraduates course (SAPU), AlcoholEDU and/or Sexual Assault Prevention for Graduate Course (SAPG). Students will use their Georgia State University campusID and password to register for the course.

Part 1 of each course takes approximately 1.5 – 2 hours to complete.
Part 2 of each course takes approximately 30 minutes.

Part 1 Deadline: August 26, 2023

Part 2 Deadline: October 17, 2023

Reminder: Students who miss the Part 1 deadline should finish Part 1 of the required courses as soon as possible. There is a 45-day intersession between Part 1 and 2.

• First Year students are expected to complete Sexual Assault Prevention for Undergraduates course (SAPU) and AlcoholEDU
• Graduate and professional students are expected to complete Sexual Assault Prevention for Graduate Course (SAPG)

Our system is compatible with many mobile devices; however, some users may have personal configurations that prevent certain courses from loading. Additionally, some custom and policy courses are best displayed on a computer. If you are experiencing difficulty loading our training on a personal device, try accessing the courses through a laptop or desktop computer.

If you have problems logging in or other questions related to the Vector courses please email [email protected]. Include your first & last name, Georgia State University student email address, and Panther ID. Please identify the courses you are required to complete.

AlcoholEdu provides useful, research-based information to help students make healthy decisions and develop healthy lifestyle habits that will last a lifetime. It's completely confidential, and individual student responses about alcohol and other drug behavior are not accessible by Georgia State University or any other party.

This course provides students an opportunity to:

• Practice safer decision-making
• Identify ways to create a healthier campus community
• Reset unrealistic expectations about the effects of alcohol
• Link choices about drinking to academic and personal success

The Sexual Assault Prevention courses are tailored to their respective audiences and provide information about critical topics affecting college students everywhere — relationship violence, sexual assault, stalking and sexual harassment. It’s designed to help students be a positive influence in addressing the topics in both personal and academic life. Even if a student is not directly impacted by relationship violence, sexual assault, stalking or sexual harassment, chances are most people know someone who is.

This course provides students an opportunity to:

• Understand common reactions to trauma
• Recognize warning signs of unhealthy relationships and abuse
• Identify gender-based/harmful language and learn how to step in to help
• Recognize when gender-based stereotypes negatively affect perceptions of others
• Identify consent as a normal, natural and expected part of healthy communication
• Identify how to respond if experiencing or witnessing stalking or sexual harassment
• Identify values influencing relationships and that affect an awareness of and experiences with sexual abuse and violence

Students, staff, and faculty can request safer sex supplies for a Georgia State University affiliated group or class.

• Condom Bar - A Student Health Promotion team member will attend your event and set up a table with safer sex products and educational materials for students in attendance to take with them. Safer sex products included are approximately 100 external condoms, 100 personal lubricants, 30 condom matchbooks, 15 internal condoms, and 15 dental dams.
• Condom Fishbowl - A bowl containing 50+ condom matchbooks to be placed in an area of your choice for students to take matchbooks as needed.

*Note: Condom Matchbooks consist of one external condom wrapped in educational materials, this allows users to stay up to date on how to use safer sex products, get tested for STIs, receive and obtain informed consent, and general BeWellPanthers resources.

According to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC), correctly using male/external condoms and other barriers like female/internal condoms and dental dams, every time, can reduce (though not eliminate) the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and viral hepatitis. Using male/external and female/internal condoms correctly, every time, can also help prevent pregnancy.

• Make an appointment at the Georgia State University Student Health Clinic.
  • Students can make appointments with the providers using a telehealth option. Please go to the patient portal or call 404-413-1930 to schedule an appointment.
• Use the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention testing locator or call  1-800-CDC-INFO (232-4636).

Thank you to the DeKalb County Board of Health and the Fulton County Board of Health for supplying some of the condoms for the program.