The Evolving Standard of Care for Handling Student Sexual Assault and Misconduct in the Independent School Tuesday, February 17, 2015 (2pm - 3pm US/Eastern) Webinar

Student-on-student sexual assault is one of the most high profile issues on college campuses. The rules for handling assaults are rapidly evolving and they are filtering down to independent schools and establishing a new legal standard of care. This webinar will discuss steps independent schools should take to comply with the evolving standard of care. In addition, the speakers will offer a uniform process for developing policies that address the training, reporting, and investigation responsibilities schools should adopt for dealing with similar forms of misconduct such as hazing, bullying, and sexual molestation.

Presenters:
David Wolowitz is a partner McLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton. He represents numerous independent schools and also provides training and consulting. David has frequently spoken at conferences of the National Association of Independent Schools and The Association of Boarding Schools.

D. Frank Vinik is an attorney and risk manager who has spent more than 20 years working with educational institutions. He frequently speaks on education law topics and is currently President of Title IX Comply, a company that provides training, risk management, and policy advice on student sexual assault issues.

John McLaughlin, Managing Director, Higher Education Practice
Arthur J. Gallagher Risk Management Services, Inc.

Darrow Milgrim, Managing Director, School and Camp Practice
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.

Registration Deadline:
Monday, February 16, 2015.

Technical Requirements:
Each registration equals one connection. Register for one connection and gather your leadership team around the screen. Or, register for multiple connections and enable school and church leaders to participate from a variety of locations.

Laptop or desktop participants will need a telephone, Internet access, and a computer that meets the ReadyTalk system requirements. ReadyTalk also offers you a way to test your computer.

iPad participants will need a telephone, Internet access, and the free ReadyTalk iPad App. (NAES is not responsible for the functionality or security of this third-party app.)

Who Should Attend:

Rectors, heads of school, trustees, vestry members, and chief financial officers; and diocesan administrators and chancellors who wish to learn more about risk management in school settings.

Registration Fees: These fees are available through 02/16/2015
Name	Price	Available To
Members	$0.00	Members
Non-members	$75.00	Non-Member

Cancellation and Other Policies:

Written cancellations must be received by fax, (212) 286-9366, or by email, djs@episcopalschools.org, no later than the day before the webinar.

Any and all liability of the National Association of Episcopal Schools (NAES) with respect to registration, cancellations, changes in the content of the program, technology breakdowns, and refunds is limited to a sum no greater than the registration fee paid. Under no circumstances shall NAES be liable for incidental or consequential damages of any kind. Submission of registration and payment constitutes acceptance of the terms and conditions herein.

NAES or its contractors may be recording this webinar. By attending this webinar, attendees understand and agree to allow their voices and statements to be used by NAES in Association publications, on its website, in any and all distributed versions of this recorded webinar, and in marketing or promotional materials. Attendance at the meeting waives NAES from any liability resulting from these uses.

For more information please contact:

Mr. David J. Schnabel CAE
Email: davidjschnabel@gmail.com