Utah Code Title 53B. State System of Higher Education § 53B-28-401. Campus safety plans and training--Institution duties--Governing board duties

(a) “Covered offense” means:

(b) “Institution” means an institution of higher education described in Section 53B-1-102.

(c) “Student organization” means a club, group, sports team, fraternity or sorority, or other organization:

(a) where an individual can locate the institution's policies and publications related to a covered offense;

(b) institution and community resources for a victim of a covered offense;

(c) the rights of a victim of a covered offense, including the measures the institution takes to ensure, unless otherwise provided by law, victim confidentiality throughout all steps in the reporting and response to a covered offense;

(d) how the institution informs the campus community of a crime that presents a threat to the campus community;

(e) availability, locations, and methods for requesting assistance of security personnel on the institution's campus;

(f) guidance on how a student may contact law enforcement for incidents that occur off campus;

(g) institution efforts related to increasing campus safety, including efforts related to the institution's increased response in providing services to victims of a covered offense, that:

(h) coordination and communication between institution resources and organizations, including campus law enforcement;

(i) institution coordination with local law enforcement or community resources, including coordination related to a student's safety at an off-campus location; and

(j) how the institution requires a student organization to provide the campus safety training as described in Subsection (5).

(a) prominently post the institution's campus safety plan on the institution's website and each of the institution's campuses; and

(b) annually update the institution's campus safety plan.

(a) awareness and prevention of covered offenses, including information on institution and community resources for a victim of a covered offense;

(b) bystander intervention; and

(c) sexual consent.