Annual Events and Education for Students

Syracuse University has various programs and educational requirements for students with the aim of educating students on sexual and relationship violence, healthy relationships, healthy boundaries, consent, and more.

The campus events include:

Join the Syracuse University community in learning more and raising awareness for dating and relationship violence. We hope that you will use #SUGoesPurple on your social media posts.

Join the Syracuse University community in learning more and raising awareness for sexual violence. We hope that you will use #SUGoesTeal on your social media posts.

Prevention Programming

At the beginning of the academic year, students are also required to complete prevention training meant to provide students with a baseline knowledge about consent, healthy relationships, sexual and relationship violence, and campus resources.

  • Incoming undergraduate students must complete an online training course on sexual assault prevention and attend Speak About It as part of their Community Wellness Requirements.
  • New graduate students, College of Professional Studies students, and College of Law students must also complete an online training course.
  • Returning students will be required to complete a U Got This! online training session to fulfill their Continuing Community Wellness Requirement.

Failure to complete these requirements will result in a Conduct Hold, losing the ability to complete class registration, view class schedule, confirm housing assignment, the ability to participate in Fraternity and Sorority Affairs, studying abroad and more. 

Have questions related to sexual and relationship violence orientation or Vector? Contact the following sources, based on your status at Syracuse University: 

Want to organize a prevention program or presentation?

If you would like to request a presentation or workshop relating to sexual and relationship violence, please complete the EOIRS Course Request Form or contact Christina Percoski, Training and Development Specialist, at 315-443-4049 or at crpercos@syr.edu.