Reporting to Title IX

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

When you make a Title IX report, a Case Resolution Officer (CRO) in the Title IX Office will reach out to the impacted individual on the same day or the next day and invite them to meet either in person or via Zoom (depending upon their preference). During the initial meeting, the CRO is focused on providing the person with safety and supportive measures to ensure they feel safe and continue to have access to their education program, benefits, and activities. The CRO will also provide the impacted person with confidential resource options including CARE and Monarch Services, in case that person does not want to meet with someone in Title IX.

For questions about reporting and the UC Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment Policy call (831) 459-2462 or email titleix@ucsc.edu

If you are in an emergency situation, call 911 immediately.

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UC employees, that are not confidential (CARE, CAPS, and the EAP), are required to report sexual harassment and sexual violence to the Title IX Office if a student reports to them. 

Faculty, Deans, and Supervisors are additionally required to report sexual harassment and sexual violence reported by faculty and staff.

The Title IX Office encourages staff and faculty to disclose their reporting obligations prior to receiving a report whenever possible and to promote awareness of confidential resources, see sample course language (for a syllabus or course overview presentation).

To learn more about specific reporting responsibilities, visit one of the links below:

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