Title IX Information
The Education Amendment of 1972 (Title IX, 20 U.S.C. Sec. 1681, et seq.) states, "No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any educational program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance."
Sexual Misconduct, including sexual assault, sexual harassment, intimate partner violence and stalking, are forms of gender discrimination prohibited by Title IX. In compliance with Title IX, Longwood University is dedicated to creating a community that encourages the reporting of all incidents of sexual misconduct and the prompt and fair resolution of sexual misconduct complaints.
- LU Sexual Misconduct Policy (pdf)
- Sexual Misconduct Resources and Information Brochure (pdf)
- Title IX FAQs and Resources (pdf)
What is the role of the Title IX Coordinator?
- To accept and respond to reports of sexual misconduct (including third party reports.)
- To conduct or arrange for an investigation of the alleged sexual misconduct by an unbiased trained investigator.
- To arrange interim measures to prevent reoccurrence of the alleged sexual misconduct, and to arrange for support services, which could include adjustments for educational, living and/or work environments; coordinating with campus and local resources as necessary.
- To inform students, faculty and staff of their rights and responsibilities, including the option to file a formal complaint of sexual misconduct with the University, as well as to pursue criminal or civil action.
- To inform students, faculty and staff of Longwood University's policies, investigation procedures and various means of resolving complaints.
- To prepare or oversee any reports, recommendations, or remedial action(s) that are needed or warranted to resolve any prohibited conduct and maintain all information pertaining to any investigation or complaint in a secure file.
- To answer questions about Title IX compliance and the University's related policies and procedures.
- To ensure training is provided to appropriate University officials regarding Title IX.
Lindsey Moran, Esq., University Clery and Title IX Coordinator
Maugans G-18A
(434) 395-2751
moranlj@longwood.edu
Jennifer Fraley, Associate Dean of Conduct & Integrity Deputy Title IX Coordinator
Lancaster G-08H
(434) 395-2490
fraleyjl@longwood.edu
Further information about Title IX and sex discrimination in education is available from:
Office of Civil Rights
400 Maryland Avenue SW
Washington, D.C., 20202-1100
1-800-421-3481
OCR@ed.gov
www.ed.gov/ocr
To report gender-based misconduct anonymously to the Title IX Coordinator, please use our Anonymous Report Form.*
To make an anonymous crime report to the Longwood University Police Department, please use our Crime Report Form.
*Please remember that an anonymous report will be investigated to the best of our ability based on the information that is available. Additionally, all University employees designated as "Responsible Employees" must report sexual misconduct, including personally identifiable information, directly and promptly to the Title IX Coordinator.
Reporting Options
Formal Report:
Title IX Reporting - (434) 395-2751 (Office), (434) 808-9439 (Cell)
Longwood University Police Department (24 Hrs) - 434-395-2091
Limited Report:
Campus Advocate - (434) 395-2409
Confidential Report:
Student Health - (434) 395-2102
Counseling & Psychological Services - (434) 395-2409
Piedmont Crisis Hotline (24 Hrs) - 1-888-819-2926
Resource Information
- LU Sexual Misconduct Policy(pdf)
- Sexual Misconduct Policy - Rights (pdf)
- Sexual Misconduct Policy - Investigation Procedures (pdf)
- Sexual Misconduct Policy - Procedures for Hearings and Appeals (pdf)
- Sexual Misconduct Policy - Sanctions, Remedies and Corrective Actions (pdf)
- Victim Resource Information (pdf)
- Title IX Reporting Options (pdf)
- Protective Orders (pdf)
- Sexual Misconduct Abroad (pdf)