Mandated Training for Faculty & Supervisors:
How Do I Register?

Enrollment in online training is by invitation only.

To begin your training, you should receive an email invitation from Stanford University, School of Medicine, or SLAC, admin@lawroom.com. The subject will be: "Required Harassment Training: Registration Info."

Please do not delete this email as spam. It will contain your ID and Password, along with brief instructions on how to access LawRoom’s website, where you can register for and complete your online training.
(See WHAT ARE THE TRAINING OPTIONS?)

Stanford has customized training programs to provide relevance for the university setting. Here are some comments from those who have recently completed their training:

"[The online course] was the best sexual harassment prevention training I have ever partaken in! Really impressive, fun, and modern graphics. Super relevant and not a bore. Thank you! I feel much more prepared as a supervisor."

"The [online] course gets better each time I take it. The scenarios were particularly helpful in showing how the policies apply to real situations. Not boring at all!."

"I thought the [live] training was great and effective because it was entertaining. I appreciate that Stanford takes these extra measures to make our time worth it."

Questions:

• What if I didn’t receive an invitation to register by email?
  First double-check that the email is not in your spam or junk folder. If not, contact your HR Manager or Faculty Affairs Officer/Administrator. He or she will notify SHPO of your supervisory or faculty status.
  
  
• I’m not certain whether or not I need to train.
  Consult WHO MUST BE TRAINED?
  
  
• Why can't I register through STARS?
  Currently, registration is through our online training provider, LawRoom. However, historical training records will soon be available under "My Learning" in STARS.
  See HOW DO I REGISTER?
  
  
• Still have questions?
  Click for more FAQs. If your questions aren’t answered by FAQs, contact SHPO at
  shpo-training@stanford.edu or call 725-0646.