Title IX protects students from gender discrimination on college campuses, including reports of sexual harassment and sexual assault.
Report an incident of sexual assault
Each college or university receiving federal financial assistance must designate at least one professional employee as the Title IX Coordinator to oversee compliance efforts and investigate any complaint of sex discrimination.
At Mount Mercy University, the Title IX Coordinator is responsible for monitoring the overall implementation of Title IX for the University. Major duties include, but are not limited to, monitoring the following areas:
In addition, each school/university must designate at least one employee to evaluate current policy practices to ensure an institution's compliance with Title IX, coordinate efforts to effectively and efficiently respond to complaints of sex discrimination (including complaints of sexual harassment), and ensure as much as possible that every MMU employee and student has an equal education and employment opportunities.
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Dr. Nate Klein |
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Tom Doermann |
Joe Cerruto |
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Connie Albaugh |
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Matthew Bejar |
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Beth Davenport |
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Chance McWorthy |
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Danielle Rudd |
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Jennifer McNabb Trained Advisor Director of Project Connect jmcnabb@mtmercy.edu | 319-363-1323 x1396 |
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Sister Linda Bechen |
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Counseling Services |
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Riverview Center |
Health Services |
All of our Title IX team and members of our community have been trained in the following ways, and the materials are available by request to the Title IX Coordinator:
No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving federal financial assistance.