ALUMNI FACULTY + STAFF PARENTS + FAMILIES GIVE RISE CAMPAIGN GIVE NOW ACADEMICS ADMISSION & AID CAMPUS LIFE ABOUT SU SEARCH Apply Student Safety Student Conduct System Violence Intervention and Prevention Center Green Dot Bystander Intervention Title IX Title IX, Sexual Assault & Gender Based Violence Policy Title IX FAQ Laws about Sexual Misconduct and Gender Based Violence Bias Response Anti-Hazing Report and Concern Form Annual Safety and Security Information TITLE IX Home Campus LifeStudent SafetyTitle IX Susquehanna University is committed to providing our students with an educational journey that is safe and free from sexual misconduct and gender-based violence. When harm happens to any individual within our campus community it creates a ripple effect from those directly involved to their social networks, professional colleagues, academic classes, extracurricular groups and, finally, impacting the entire university. We take our role and responsibility seriously under Title IX by maintaining a fair compliance process, mandated training, educational programs and supportive resources. Our goal is to implement an individual response to misconduct and gender based violence that is respectful, caring and just. See the University’s Title IX, Sexual Assault & Gender Based Violence Policy As a member of the university community, you have a responsibility to report all forms of sexual misconduct and gender based violence that are directly reported to you or that you witness. MAKE A SECURE REPORT OF SEXUAL MISCONDUCT OR GENDER BASED VIOLENCE What Is Title IX? Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 requires us to provide a prompt and equitable resolution for all complaints of sexual misconduct and gender based violence. Our response should end the behavior, remedy its effects and prevent its recurrence while providing student with support and resources. If you witness or hear of an incident of sexual misconduct or gender based violence you should complete the report linked above. This document will be sent to our Title IX coordinator. Examples might include: sexual harassment, sexual exploitation, non-consensual sexual contact, non-consensual sexual intercourse, relationship violence, stalking, bullying and hazing. TITLE IX FAQ How to Contact the Title IX Coordinator Christiana Paradis Director for Title IX Compliance 570-372-4321 paradis@susqu.edu Student Support Resources Student Health Center 620 University Avenue/570-372-4386 Health exams and support for gender based violence injuries. Campus Safety 18th Street Commons Community Building/570-372-4444 Trauma informed investigations, no contact orders and safety measures. Counseling and Psychological Services 606 University Avenue/570-372-4751 Trauma counseling and emotional support Selinsgrove Police 570-374-8655 or 911 Criminal investigation process Affirmative Action Office Selinsgrove Hall (Office of Human Resources) 570-372-4157 Informal inquiries or requests for information, formal complaints, resolution of complaints, disciplinary sanctions for faculty and staff, and assistance with accommodations. Evangelical Hospital Lewisburg 24-hour Sexual Assault Nurse Educator (SANE) who facilitate rape exams Office of Civil Rights 150 South Independence Mall West, Suite 372 Public Ledger Building Philadelphia, PA 19106 215-656-8541 To file a complaint directly with the Office of Civil Rights Transitions of PA (crisis center) 1-800-850-7948 / Free 24-hour hotline Trauma counseling and advocacy for criminal charges LEARN MORE ABOUT STATE & FEDERAL LAWS Updated Training Title IX Training Materials In compliance with 34 CFR §106.45(b)(10)(i)(D) issued by the United States Department of Education under Title IX of the Educational Amendments Act of 1972, Susquehanna University has made publicly available the training materials used to train Susquehanna University’s Title IX personnel. Susquehanna University’s Title IX Coordinator, and Decision-Makers attended the Title IX & Beyond two-day virtual training program on August 6-7, 2020, which was hosted by Title IX Solutions, LLC. To view the training program materials from the Title IX & Beyond Training Program, please visit the Title IX & Beyond – Participant Access Website. Title IX and Beyond Training Document Advisor training was provided on October 12, 2021 The Title IX Investigator attended a five-day virtual class “Title IX Coordinator & Investigator” in March of 2021, conducted by D. Stafford & Associates. Title IX Compliance Team Jennifer Bucher Vice President for Human Resources 570-372-4157 bucherjennifer@susqu.edu Amy Davis Student Diversity & Inclusion Program Coordinator/Title IX Deputy Coordinator 570-372-4590 davisam@susqu.edu Christiana Paradis Director for Title IX Compliance 570-372-4321 paradis@susqu.edu Andy Orzehowski Title IX Investigator Office of Campus Safety 570-372-4443 orzehowski@susqu.edu Consent and Healthy Relationships What Is Consent? Learn More About Consent What Is a Healthy Relationship? What's Next? 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