Sexual Assault and Title IX Violations:
What Every K-Stater Needs to Know.
New Federal Guidelines have been implemented here at K-State for responding to reports of rape and all sexual assaults. These new guidelines are the result of changes in Title IX, the federal law prohibiting sex discrimination in educational institutions.
Rape and all sexual violence are now included as severe forms of sexual harassment under Title IX regulations. This means that sexual assaults that occur on campus must be investigated by the university to a degree that protects other students from individuals who may pose a threat. Sexual violence that occurs off-campus may also be investigated, if the event impacts a student's right to a safe and equitable campus learning atmosphere.
Here at K-State, reports of Title IX violations may be made at the K-State Women's Center in 206 Holton Hall. The Women's Center works with the Office of Affirmative Action to ensure swift, discreet, and equitable action in response to these reports.
For more information about Title IX and sexual assault complaints contact the K-State Women's Center (206 Holton Hall), The Office of Student Life (102 Holton Hall), or the Office of Affirmative Action (214 Anderson Hall).
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