Report
The Title IX Compliance Office provides support to those who report discrimination or harassment based on sex.
Please use the button below to report an incident involving sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, and/or stalking. If you would prefer to speak to someone or require assistance in completing this form, you may contact the Title IX Compliance Office.
Make A ReportWho is Required to Make a Report?
All Employees who (a) receive a report or information about a suspected incident of sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, or stalking (b) observe conduct that may constitute sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, or stalking; or (c) for any reason, suspect that any of those behaviors are occurring, must promptly report such information or suspected violation to the Title IX Coordinator. Reports should be made by completing the online reporting form found here.
Employees with notice of any allegations that may constitute child abuse, neglect, or maltreatment will ensure any required report is made in accordance with Florida state law and University reporting requirements. More information on this reporting requirement can be found here.
What Happens After I Report?
After a report is made the University Title IX Coordinator will contact the person who made the report and the person who is reported to have been harmed to follow up with them and provide support. The Title IX Coordinator will listen to everything that those individuals have to say.
Making a report does not require an individual to move forward with an investigation – it does provide our Office with the opportunity to offer support and information so that the individual can make a safe and informed choice on how they might wish to proceed.
After You ReportAdditional Reporting Options
There are additional reporting options that you can utilize to notify the university of prohibited conduct. You can report misconduct to the Clery Office or make an anonymous report to the UF Compliance Hotline. Please note that our Office’s ability to intervene and provide support can be limited if no identifying information is disclosed in the anonymous report.
Reporting to Law Enforcement – Criminal Process
Reporting an incident to the Title IX Office is not the same as reporting an incident to law enforcement. If you would like to make a police report, you must file a report with the relevant law enforcement agency. An individual may choose to make a report to the University and may also choose to make a report to law enforcement, and they may pursue either of these options at the same time.
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