Student Relations

‘Not Anymore’ Videos for Students

Not Anymore logoAll students are expected to complete the online, video-based Not Anymore educational program. Not Anymore consists of 9 online videos that teach students how to recognize, prevent and respond to interpersonal violence. The videos are:

  • Introduction (3 minutes)
  • Consent and Sexual Assault (8 minutes)
  • Bystander Intervention (2 minutes)
  • Verbal Defense (2 minutes)
  • Alcohol (3 minutes)
  • Dating Violence & Domestic Violence (2 ½ minutes)
  • Sexual Harassment (2 minutes)
  • Stalking (2 ½ minutes)
  • What to Do If… (3 ½ minutes)

The program includes a pre-test and a post-test; the student must score 70% or higher on the post-test to complete the program. Students can view videos again before retaking the post-test. Students can print a certificate to prove they completed the program.

How long does it take?

The program takes 45 to 50 minutes to complete. Students can log out and log back in to complete the program in several sittings. One video is 8 minutes; the others range from 2 to 3 ½ minutes.

Why are students being directed to complete Not Anymore?

Safety: The Not Anymore videos teach us how to keep ourselves and others safe from interpersonal violence.

Wellness: Not Anymore promotes Emotional, Social and Environmental wellness; these are part of the  8 Dimensions of Wellness that form the foundation of Student Activities Office events and programming at Schoolcraft.

Compliance: The federal government requires colleges to conduct awareness and education programs for faculty, staff and students on how to stand up against interpersonal violence.

How do I access the Not Anymore videos?

Access videos here: https://studentsuccess.org/schoolcraft15/notAnyMore/login

Use this access code: 157223

Use your student ID number to create your login

Technical problems: Click the HELP link or send a message to: terrylynn.pearlman@studentsuccess.org.

Other questions: Contact Student Relations, #4486 (Liz Smith esmith@schoolcraft.edu or Marty Heator mheator@schoolcraft.edu)