After You Report

What You Should Know

A report of misconduct can be made through the online form, by email, phone, or in-person to the Title IX Compliance Office.  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. 

What Happens After I Report? After a report is made, the Title IX Coordinator will contact the person who is reported to have been harmed to follow up with them and provide support.  

What Will We Discuss? During this call, you will be able to share details of the incident and ask any questions you may have. The Title IX Coordinator will listen to everything that you have to say and then they will provide information on all your options for reporting and resolutions. They will also talk with you about resources that are available to provide further support. 

What if I Want Someone There With Me?  Anyone who has a meeting staff from the Title IX Office may have an advisor or support person with them. You will be asked to sign a FERPA waiver in order for another person to be given access to information that you’ve reported to the Title IX Office.. 

What if I Change My Mind?  Making a report does not require you to move forward with an investigation. No one is required to participate in a resolution process with the Title IX Office.