Dear :

As part of your transition to Boston College, you are required to take the following mandatory online video modules. You will also receive a separate email with a link to access these modules.  The email will come from a third-party provider (Vector Solutions) and will require you to use your BC credentials via SSO (single sign-on) to access.  This is your BC username and password. Please be sure to check your SPAM folder, just in case.

Course Due Dates: All modules should be completed by Monday, September 1st. Please note that failure to complete these modules will result in a conduct hold on your student account.

• Each week until you have completed all modules, you will get a reminder email from Vector Solutions.

Course Descriptions
AlcoholEdu
Whether you drink or not, this course will empower you to make well-informed decisions about alcohol and help you to reflect on and consider college drinking-related issues. This video module will help you understand the impacts of alcohol and other drugs. 

Mental Well-Being
This module equips students with essential skills and information to navigate the stressors and emotional challenges associated with college life. The module helps learners practice self-care strategies, recognize when they or their peers are in distress, and take action to find additional support. 

Building a Welcoming Community
This comprehensive module delves deep into the importance of fostering acceptance and belonging within your campus community, recognizing the essential pillars for individual growth and collective well-being. You'll learn actions and behaviors you can use to support and collaborate with your fellow students. ​​

Hazing Awareness and Prevention
This module gives students a better understanding of hazing so that they can identify when it’s happening and possibly prevent incidents in the future.

RespectEdu
By the time we graduate from high school and enter college as young adults, we all have vastly different understandings and perspectives about healthy relationships, depending on what we were taught. This module provides college students with an overview of creating and maintaining healthy and informed relationships. Topics include: defining consent, avoiding assumptions, managing rejection, being a good bystander, seeking support and resources, and others.

For ease, we have provided the link to the modules below as well as a link to ask questions or report issues.

Thank you, and we look forward to seeing you soon!

Claire Ostrander, Ed.D.
Special Assistant to the Vice President of Student Affairs