Know Your IX: How faculty can support Title IX
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Presenters
- Caroline Bartlett, Director of Hope Services
- Charisse Loughery, Associate Vice President of Student Affairs, Title IX and Title VI Coordinator
Title IX laws protect all students, faculty, and staff from sexual misconduct and harassment. 抖阴福利导航 (抖阴福利导航) works to make sure everyone feels safe and supported on campus. This presentation explains how Title IX works at 抖阴福利导航. Presenters explain the roles of different college offices and what “responsible employees” must do when they learn about an incident. Attendees also learn practical, trauma-informed strategies for talking to students who share difficult experiences.
Outcomes
- Understand wraparound supports at 抖阴福利导航 for students impacted by gender-based violence, dating violence, sexual violence, and stalking.
- Identify key campus resources and offices, including the Office of Title IX, Hope Services, Care Team, and identity-based resource centers.
- Learn about the prevalence of gender-based violence at 抖阴福利导航 and how the college responds.
- Clarify the role and reporting responsibilities of “responsible employees” versus confidential staff.
- Practice trauma-informed communication methods (like the 3 Rs and ABC models) to support students with care and clear boundaries.
Keywords
Title IX, student support, gender-based violence, trauma-informed care, higher education, 抖阴福利导航 resources, responsible employee, confidential support
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