South Dakota Posting Board #26RFP-SDBOR04132026

South Dakota Board of Regents Seeks Online Student Training Solution for Compliance and Education

The South Dakota Board of Regents (SDBOR) is seeking proposals for an online student training solution to support compliance and education initiatives across six public universities, serving approximately 30,000 students. - Government Buyer: - South Dakota Board of Regents, Executive Directors Office, Office of Academic & Student Affairs - Contact: Molly Weisgram, System Academic Program Manager - Products/Services Requested: - Online student training content covering federally mandated topics: - Title IX of the Civil Rights Act - Clery Act (including Campus SaVE Act and Violence Against Women Act requirements) - Stop Campus Hazing Act - Preferred (optional) training topics: - Title VI of the Civil Rights Act - ADA/Section 504 - Drug and alcohol awareness - Bystander intervention - Campus safety - Nondiscrimination - Student wellness - Financial services/aid - Academic misconduct (including AI use/misuse) - Student cyber safety - Two solution options: - Fully integrated online training platform (content plus administration, tracking, reminders, reporting) - Training content only (to be delivered via SDBOR's D2L Brightspace LMS) - Quantities: - Training content for approximately 30,000 students - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Platform must integrate with Ellucian Banner ERP system - Role-based permissions, accessibility compliance, customizable content, mobile compatibility, robust reporting, automated issuance, single sign-on, and data security - Flexibility to address both required and preferred training areas - Scalability to serve all students across six universities - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; the RFP is open to all qualified providers.

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The South Dakota Board of Regents (SDBOR) is seeking proposals for an online, engaging, and interactive student training solution to support education and compliance initiatives across six public universities. The training must cover federally mandated topics such as Title IX, Clery Act including Campus SaVE Act and VAWA, and the Stop Campus Hazing Act, with preferred additional topics like ADA, drug awareness, and academic misconduct. Vendors may propose either a fully integrated training platform or training content only, supporting approximately 30,000 students systemwide.

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