Bringing in the Bystander

Bringing in the Bystander

**Emails to complete this training were sent from studentwellnesscenter@marquette.edu. This training needs to be completed in order to register for the following semester courses. If you are having trouble accessing the training, email: studentwellnesscenter@marquette.edu

bringing in the bystander

Bringing in the Bystander is an intervention program that all second-year residential students complete that teaches about sexual assault prevention, how to intervene and how to seek help. Bringing in the Bystander training sessions are offered in the Spring semester each academic year. Failure to complete this required training will result with a hold on your account, which prevents class registration. 

Sexual assault affects all of us, so it’s important that we all know the facts and how to help keep our community safe. The training is four parts: 1) bystander theory and sexual misconduct, 2) consent 3) how to intervene, and 4) scenarios. The training session lasts one hour and is presented by undergraduate Peer Wellness Educators. 

 
It is important to remember the following: 

PRO-SOCIAL BYSTANDERS: are individuals whose choose to intervene in ways that impact the outcome positively.

 What is consent?


Sign-up for your required training:

The Bringing in the Bystander sessions will be held twice a day in the evenings over the course of 9 days. You may register for sessions using the following link beginning on 1/12: Bringing in the Bystander Registration

Session are offered on the following dates and times:

 

Seeking support or additional information? 

Get involved with the Bystander Intervention Team