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Spring 2025 Vector Solutions Module Update
Spring 2025 first-year and new transfer students will be enrolled in the updated Vector Solutions Alcohol and Other Drugs and Sexual Assault Prevention modules. Completion of these modules is optional for Spring 2025 only, and no registration hold (EVE hold) will be placed for non-completion. Students will receive an email invitation with access details next week, and the modules will remain available until May 2nd.
Vector Solutions Alcohol and Sexual Assault Prevention Modules for Incoming Students
Florida State University strongly encourages all incoming first-year and new transfer students to complete the Alcohol and Other Drugs and the Sexual Assault Prevention for Undergraduates modules. Vector Solutions provides alcohol use and interpersonal violence (sexual assault, relationship violence, stalking, and sexual harassment) education.
For Spring 2025, completion of these modules is optional, and no registration hold will be placed for non-completion.
- The Vector Solutions Alcohol and Other Drugs module is an interactive online program designed to help students make informed and responsible decisions regarding alcohol use.
- The Vector Solutions Sexual Assault Prevention module provides education on consent, healthy relationships, and bystander intervention strategies. The course includes surveys to personalize the experience and assess attitudes and behaviors, but all responses remain confidential, with only aggregate data available to FSU.
Students will receive an email invitation with access details once the modules are available. The invitation will be sent only to their official FSU student email address. To log in, visit Vector Solutions and sign in using the Florida State University SSO icon.
How to access course:
Once assigned, you will receive an email invitation to complete the online modules. The email will include a link to access the courses, which can be completed at your convenience before the deadline.
- Students will be assigned the Vector Solutions Alcohol and Other Drugs and Sexual Assault Prevention for Undergraduates modules.
- The modules will be available for completion until May 2, 2025. Completion is optional for the Spring 2025 semester.
- To access the courses, visit this link and log in using the Florida State University SSO icon.
Exemption and Support for Survivors
FSU is sensitive to students who have a personal history of sexual violence. If you feel this training would be unacceptably upsetting for you due to that experience, please contact our Victim Advocate Program (VAP) at victims-advocate@fsu.edu to discuss an exemption from the training and an alternate way to receive important information contained in the training. You do not need to disclose the details of your personal history of sexual violence and you will receive a follow-up email with some of the important campus policies and resources discussed in the trainings.
Course Dates:
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What If I Don’t Complete the Courses?
For Spring 2025, completion of the Vector Solutions modules is optional, and no registration hold (EVE hold) will be placed on your account if you do not complete them. However, FSU strongly encourages students to complete these courses to gain important knowledge on alcohol use and interpersonal violence prevention.
Who Needs to Take These Courses?
All new undergraduate FSU students (whether online or residential) are required to complete the Vector Solutions Alcohol and Other Drugs and the Sexual Assault Prevention for Undergraduates modules. For Spring 2025, the modules are optional.
Also:
- If you begin in a summer semester, you will not have to complete these modules until the fall semester.
- If you begin in the fall semester, you will have to complete these modules in the fall.
- If you begin in the spring semester, you will have to complete these modules in the spring.
The invitations will be sent to your FSU student email account within the first two weeks of fall and spring semesters.
What If I Have Already Taken the Courses at Another Institution?
As a member of our community, you play an essential role in creating a safe environment at FSU. This starts with completing Vector Solutions Alcohol and Other Drugs and the Sexual Assault Prevention for Undergraduates modules. The course is customized to include FSU specific policies and resources and all incoming FSU students are required to take the courses.
How Long Can I Expect the Courses to Take?
The Vector Solutions Alcohol and Other Drugs module and the Sexual Assault Prevention module each take about 1 to 1.5 hours to complete. They can be completed in one sitting or over multiple sessions.
How Do I Take the Courses?
Students will receive an email invitation with a link to access the courses. To log in, visit Vector Solutions and sign in using the Florida State University SSO icon.
Will My Answers Be Private?
The Vector Solutions Alcohol and Other Drugs and the Sexual Assault Prevention for Undergraduates modules will include surveys about your personal health behaviors to help personalize your experience and measure students’ related attitudes and behaviors. All survey responses are confidential. There is no linkage between the user’s login and the answers they provide within the training course. There will be demographic-specific questions asked during the training course.
Having Problems Logging In?
- If you are trying to login using a phone or iPad, please try logging in using either a laptop or desktop computer.
- Make sure you are logging into Vector Solutions System using the link from the invite email.
- Try logging into myfsu.edu. If you can’t do this, the problem is with your MyFSU and not with the course. If you can successfully log in to MyFSU then it is something more specific to Vector Solutions.
What Else Should I Know?
- The training is available at the start of your first semester. At the beginning of the term, you will receive an email informing you of your specific training requirement.
- You may take the course in multiple sittings, but make sure to click on the “next” button after completing a section before logging out. If you do not progress to the next section first, you will have to repeat the previous section.
- To avoid technical issues, please use a major web browser released within the previous two years (e.g. Chrome, Firefox, or Safari).
- If you experience technical problems, click the “help” button on the menu on the left-hand side located on your home dashboard page. You can also submit a ticket at Contact Support.
