April 25, 2019 2 min read
Fairmont State University Case Study
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Fairmont State University, with a 120-acre main campus in Fairmont, West Virginia, is part of the state’s growing high technology corridor. With a long history of academic excellence, FSU is a place where teaching and learning matters and students are the first priority. The university is home to more than 4,200 students and 300 staff members.
Before adopting the Vector LMS, Higher Education platform (formerly the SafeColleges Training System), FSU hosted in-person training twice a year at two different locations, but achieving 100% attendance and tracking uncompleted and completed training proved difficult and time consuming.
And, switching to a Title IX online training provider only proved to be equally time consuming and offered limited training options. Administrators knew they needed to find a training solution that would be more efficient, cost-effective, and convenient for staff and students.
300
EMPLOYEES
4,200
STUDENTS
93,127
COURSE COMPLETIONS
75
COMPLIANCE RATE
Cynthia S. Curry
Assistant Vice President of Human Resources
Now in its second year using the Vector LMS, Higher Education platform, FSU administers its mandatory Title IX training to a large group of employees and students quickly and easily. Supervisors can also assign job-specific training to each department, as needed, throughout the academic year.
Staff and students can complete assigned courses online, 24/7, from any web-enabled device, making it easy for training to fit into their busy schedules. And, FSU can easily pull compliance reports to see who has taken mandatory courses and send reminders to those still needing to complete the training.
In fact, using the training system, FSU has already reached 75% compliance! Now FSU better manages compliance and saves valuable time.
We applaud Cynthia and the staff and students at FSU for their success with Vector LMS, Higher Education platform (formerly the SafeColleges Training System), and for their commitment to creating a safer learning environment and campus community.
