Learn more about the four modules for new students at NC State, who is required to take them, and when the deadline is.
About the modules
If the modules are not completed by the deadline, a hold may be placed on your accounts for the next semester’s course enrollment.
Deadlines for Students Enrolling in Spring 2023
Due to a change in the system, the required modules for Spring 2023 are not yet available to first semester students. Once the system is up and running, we will send a follow up email message with an adjusted deadline for completion. Please check your NC State email account for updates. Our apologies for the delay!
AlcoholEdu
Must complete: All undergraduate students
Deadline: Part 1 – To be announced, Part 2 – To be announced
AlcoholEdu is a two-part online alcohol education program. All incoming students, including transfer students, are required to participate, even if they have completed it at another institution.
Note that Part 2 cannot be accessed until 30 days after completing Part 1.
Hazing Prevention Education
Must complete: All undergraduate students
Deadline: To be announced
Student involvement in a variety of experiences promotes student success. When hazing is part of that experience, students can find themselves struggling with activities that compete with academics, with feelings of isolation, suffering from sleep deprivation, or subjected to abuse. This course teaches students how to recognize, prevent and report hazing. All incoming students regardless of age must complete the training to help proactively manage hazing-related risks.
Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention
Must complete: All undergraduate students
Deadline: Part 1 – To be announced, Part 2 – To be announced
Prescription drug abuse is a growing issue among college students, and opioid abuse is now the leading cause of accidental deaths in the United States. Now, more than ever, it is important for students to have the ability to make healthy, informed decisions when it comes to prescription medications. During this online course, students will learn about the science of addiction, understand prescriptions, helpful refusal skills, how to support a friend, and resources for additional support.
Note that Part 2 cannot be accessed until 30 days after completing Part 1.
Sexual Assault Prevention Education
Must complete: All student regardless of status (undergrad, grad, NDS, distance education, etc.)
Deadline: To be announced
NC State works to ensure an inclusive campus community of mutual respect for all of our students, faculty, and staff. The university’s efforts in creating this environment includes working proactively to keep our campus community informed and well-educated on issues involving sexual harassment, sexual misconduct, and Title IX, a federal law that prohibits sex-based discrimination and harassment of students and employees. NC State is promoting awareness of these important issues by providing training to students and employees about preventing sexual harassment, sexual violence, sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking. Because all members of the NC State community have a part in creating this environment, as incoming students, you must complete Title IX training, which is entitled Sexual Assault Prevention for undergraduate students and adult learners through Everfi.
Why it’s important
We are committed to fostering a healthy and inclusive environment that is free from exploitation and intimidation. Through these courses we want to ensure that you have an understanding of the:
Risks associated with alcohol and drug use
Definition and consequences of hazing
Rise of and risks associated with prescription drug abuse
Behaviors that fall under the umbrella of sexual misconduct
Accessing the modules
To access your required education modules: You will need to log in to the REPORTER system using your unity ID credentials. Once logged in, you will find courses listed under the Upcoming Courses section of your REPORTER dashboard. To complete the online training content, you will click the “Access Online Content” button listed for each course.
To access the Hazing Prevention Education Module in PreventZone, please follow these directions: After selecting “Access Online Content” in REPORTER, PreventZone will open and you will log in with the “NCSU Login” option to be taken to the training content’s front page. If you are accessing the course for the first time, you will select “Enroll Me” to complete the course. For more help accessing this course for the first time, please visit go.ncsu.edu/hazing-enroll-demo
It will take 7-10 days for the completions to be uploaded into Reporter, so once you complete the modules it will appear “Assigned” until the completions have been uploaded. If it has been more than two weeks since completion, please let us know and we will look into your individual account.
