Title IX

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On August 14, 2020, the University of California implemented the Interim UC Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment Policy (Interim SVSH Policy) and corresponding adjudication frameworks in response to the Title IX regulations issued by the U.S. Department of Education (“DOE”). UCSC now implements the Interim SVSH Policy, in the assessment, investigation, and adjudication of sex-based complaints, including sexual harassment and sexual violence. The University developed a resource page that includes initial FAQs and a ppt on DOE Title IX Compliance. This letter from UCSC Title IX Coordinator has a summary of the major policy changes, Questions can be directed to the Title IX Officer at titleix@ucsc.edu.

Title IX Operations and Covid-19

The Title IX Office is working remotely during Shelter in Place and is conducting meetings and interview via zoom and phone. If you want to make a report or request a consult, you can expect the fastest response by by using our online reporting link.

For more information please visit the Title IX Operations under Covid-19 page.

Report an Incident/ Request a Consult

Anyone can make a Title IX report or request a consultation by using the online reporting form or by calling 831-459-2462.

Not sure if you are ready to report to Title IX? Confidential Resources are available to you.

Upcoming Events

Jun 1: LGBTI Pride Month Begins
Jun 11: UCSC Commencements Begin
May 1: Student Consent Survey Opens

Related Policies

Title IX & EEP Campus News

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Related Websites/Referrals

UCSC Resource Centers

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City of Santa Cruz Police Department For emergencies call 911. Non-emergency incidents call: (831) 471-1131.

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