Student Safety & Prevention Education
The safety topics campuses and organizations expect members to know.
Membership organizations face the same safety challenges every campus does. MemberPrep's prevention courses give members accurate, practical information and the confidence to act: how consent works, how to recognize an alcohol or overdose emergency, how to step in when someone is being harassed and how to spot the warning signs of exploitation.
What We Provide
- Sexual Violence Prevention: consent, incapacitation, bystander intervention and responding to disclosure.
- Alcohol & Other Drugs Awareness: standard drinks, alcohol poisoning, counterfeit pills and fentanyl, naloxone and calling for help.
- Consent, Bullying & Harassment Prevention: everyday consent, cyberbullying, harassment and retaliation.
- Human Trafficking Awareness & Prevention: recruitment tactics, warning signs and how to report safely.
- Mental Health, Wellness & Member Support: recognizing distress and connecting members to help.
How It Works
- Self-paced online courses with content notices and crisis resources in every course.
- Every fact and hotline is drawn from verified sources such as the CDC, NIAAA, DEA, RAINN and the EEOC.
- Scenario-based quizzes so members practice real decisions.
Where We Provide It
MemberPrep is delivered online at memberprep.com and serves members, candidates, chapters and organizations across the United States. Courses work on any phone, tablet or computer, so candidates can complete them on campus, at home or on the go. MemberPrep, LLC is based in Maryland.
Who It's For
- New and current members
- Event hosts, sober monitors and risk managers
- Organizations meeting campus prevention expectations
Results Organizations Can Expect
- Members recognize emergencies and call for help
- Safer events and chapter cultures
- Members know where to send someone who needs support
Related Courses
- MP-238 — Sexual Violence Prevention: What sexual violence is and how common it is on campus, what real consent looks like, how alcohol and power affect consent, how members can intervene safely as bystanders, and how to respond to a disclosure in a way that supports survivors and meets reporting obligations.
- MP-237 — Alcohol & Other Drugs Awareness: How alcohol affects the body, what a standard drink really is, the signs of alcohol poisoning and opioid overdose, the new dangers of counterfeit pills and fentanyl, how to respond in an emergency, and how chapters build event policies and cultures that keep members alive.
- MP-239 — Consent, Bullying & Harassment Prevention: Consent as an everyday principle of respect — for touch, photos, recordings and personal information — plus how to recognize bullying and harassment in person and online, how they differ from ordinary conflict, and how members and chapters respond, report and build a culture where everyone is treated with dignity.
- MP-236 — Human Trafficking Awareness & Prevention: What human trafficking is under U.S. law, how traffickers recruit and control people, the warning signs members can recognize on campus, online and in their communities, how to respond safely, and how chapters can keep their events, vendors and service work from contributing to exploitation.
- MP-216 — Mental Health, Wellness & Member Support: Recognizing members in distress, having supportive conversations without overstepping, building chapter cultures that protect mental health, and connecting members to professional resources.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these courses appropriate for new members?
Yes. They are written for college-age members and include content notices and support resources.
Do the courses include hotline numbers?
Yes, including the National Sexual Assault Hotline, the National Human Trafficking Hotline, SAMHSA's National Helpline and the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.