Clery Act Training That Builds Safer Campuses

The Clery Act requires federally funded colleges to disclose crime statistics, issue timely warnings, and maintain public crime logs, and Campus Security Authorities play a central role in making that possible. This training helps CSAs recognize reportable crimes early, document them with care, and understand exactly what their role requires, supporting a safer, more transparent campus.

This course is built for employees designated as Campus Security Authorities, including campus law enforcement, designated crime reporters, and officials with student responsibility like deans, coaches, RAs, and Title IX Coordinators. There's no single fixed retraining schedule, but many institutions choose to retrain CSAs annually to keep reporting duties top of mind.

Yes. This course is built with legal experts to reflect the requirements of the Jeanne Clery Act and its intersection with the Violence Against Women Act. It's reviewed regularly to stay current as guidance evolves.

This course covers Clery Act provisions and requirements, the four categories of Campus Security Authorities, Clery Act crimes and geography, how to document reports with compassion, and how to anonymize reports appropriately.

EasyLlama combines legal accuracy with a modern, engaging learning experience instead of a static compliance module. CSAs work through realistic scenarios that prepare them to recognize and report crimes correctly, not just memorize definitions. Administrators can customize every course with their own branding, policies, and campus procedures, while learners can access training in 100+ languages so every employee learns in the language that works best for them.