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Sexual Misconduct, Intimate Partner Violence, and Stalking Policy


The
Sexual Misconduct, Intimate Partner Violence, and Stalking Policy (Sexual Misconduct Policy) is designed to ensure equal access to the academic and professional experiences at CU. This policy defines prohibited conduct and reporting obligations, as well as campus support services for involved parties. 

It is critical to this commitment that anyone who may have been the target of or has experienced sexual misconduct feel free to report their concerns without fear of retaliation. 

To foster a climate that encourages prevention and reporting of sexual misconduct, the University will engage in prevention efforts, educate the community, respond to all reports promptly, provide supportive measures when necessary to maintain the safety of the University environment, and recognize the inherent dignity of all individuals involved. The University shall provide fair and equitable processes to investigate and address complaints of sexual misconduct that provide fundamental due process.

Anyone who encounters an issue or seeks guidance related to this policy should consult with the Office of Equity. University employees who are mandatory reporters (responsible employees) must promptly report sexual misconduct as further outlined in the policy.

 Sexual misconduct includes the following:

 

Why do we have this policy?

The Sexual Misconduct Policy and OE Resolution Procedures are intended to comply with the requirements of the following federal laws, their implementing regulations, and related federal agency guidance, relevant state laws, and the Laws of the CU Regents:

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