With anticipated announced changes to Title IX regulations and requirements in early 2020, this seminar will provide an overview of the new changes issued by the U.S Department of Education and how they impact your institution.
Learn what you must do under the new Title IX rules to address sexual harassment and how to address sexual misconduct that does not fit under the revised rules.
Learning Goals
Upon completion of this seminar, you’ll be able to identify the specific changes needed to your institution’s policies and procedures, organization, and culture under the new Title IX rules.
Who Does This Benefit?
- Title IX coordinators and investigators
- Deans
- Student Conduct officials
- General counsel
- Legal counsel
Why You Don’t Want To Miss This!
With 25 years as a career attorney with the Office for Civil Rights, our presenter for this live seminar, Debbie Osgood, has first-hand experience and expertise on how different administrators of the federal government have interpreted and enforced Title IX. She will provide clarity on what the requirements under the new Title IX rules are, including the Title IX procedural requirements (nondiscrimination notice, Title IX Coordinator, and grievance procedures) and the more prescriptive Title IX requirements for responding to sexual harassment. Debbie will also discuss what schools can do to address sexual misconduct that falls outside the new Title IX rules.
What’s Included?
Your seminar registration includes the following:
- On-demand access
- Downloadable PowerPoint presentations from the speaker
- Written transcript
- Supplemental materials
- 100% satisfaction guarantee
For the seminar, you can have as many people participate in the program as you like using the single connection by using a large screen, projector, and speakers.
There is no limit to how many times the seminar is accessed while available.
Additional Detail
We’ve provided some more background on the new regulations for your benefit. From the Washington Post, November 25, 2019: Overall, the regulation describes what constitutes sexual harassment or assault as part of Title IX enforcement, what triggers a schools legal obligation to respond to allegations and how a school must respond. Unlike less formal Obama-era guidance that is being replaced, the new regulation was subject to public comment and, once finalized, will carry the force of law.
And, The final regulation will maintain contentious elements of a version proposed a year ago, including a provision requiring universities to allow cross-examination of those alleging sexual harassment or assault, according to people familiar with the matter who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to publicly discuss the rules.
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Campus Access License
With the purchase of the optional Campus Access License (or Group License when ordering online), registrants may take the contents of the program CD & place the information on to a password-protected network, server, or web site for additional staff use. The Group License option is not for multiple or unlimited staff from an institution to connect & participate in the live online seminar presentation.
Product Code: OC20DD
