Reporting an incident to the Title IX office means that you are on record with the university so that we can take steps to ensure your safety and the safety of the community.
You are encouraged to report any sexual or gender-based harassment, sexual assault, sexual exploitation, intimate partner violence or stalking to the Title IX office, even if you were not directly involved, and even if you would prefer to remain anonymous. Please share whatever information you are comfortable sharing. Even if you do not know all of the relevant details, you are welcome and encouraged to report.
All information submitted will be reviewed by the Title IX office, and we will reach out to the person affected by the incident to offer assistance and options.
If you are reporting as a third party--someone other than the person affected by the reported conduct--you might not receive follow up information from the Title IX Office. This is so that we can prioritize the needs, wishes, and confidentiality of the impacted party. If you are a third party and have specific questions or would like a certain kind of follow up, please indicate that in your responses below, or contact Rory Muhammad.
Reporting to the Title IX office is not the same as filing a police report or filing a formal complaint. You will still have these reporting options available to you, but they are not required.
Keep in mind that if not enough relevant facts are provided or the complainant does not participate in the follow up, the university may be limited in its ability to address the incident.
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