Title IX and Cedarville University
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Title IX at Cedarville
Title IX Coordinator Shannon Berkheiser shares the role the Title IX office has on campus, how it can assist in difficult situations, and what students should do to seek help. View the transcript for this video.
Reporting and Preventing Misconduct on Campus
If you have experienced sexual discrimination, sexual harassment, or sexual or relationship violence, report the violation by phone or email:
Title IX Coordinator at 937-766-7777
Campus Security at 937-239-6491
Title IX Policy
Cedarville’s Title IX Policy addresses all forms of sex discrimination, including sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking.
Training
Find helpful training presentations and videos about Cedarville’s Title IX policy.
Understanding the Respondent’s Role
A Respondent (or Responding Party) is someone alleged to have been involved in an incident of prohibited conduct under Title IX.
Understanding the Process
The Title IX Coordinator can walk you through the process of what will happen once you report an incident, from receiving support, to filing a formal complaint, to resolution.
Resources
Find helpful resources that are available to you as you navigate the Title IX process.
Blog Posts
Find informative blog posts about sexual assault, domestic violence, and more.
Videos
Sexual Assault | Myth #1
As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Title IX Coordinator Shannon Berkheiser debunks myth #1: Most sexual violence occurs between strangers.
Sexual Assault | Myth #2
As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Title IX Coordinator Shannon Berkheiser debunks myth #2: The clothes a woman is wearing contributes to her being sexually assaulted.
Sexual Assault | Myth #3
As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Title IX Coordinator Shannon Berkheiser debunks myth #3: Only women are sexually assaulted.
Sexual Assault | Myth #4
As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Title IX Coordinator Shannon Berkheiser debunks myth #4: Victims of sexual assault will always appear bruised, battered, or hysterical.
Speak Up, Cedarville!
As a community of believers, we speak up about dating or interpersonal violence because we are called to reflect the character of Jesus Christ and to be obedient to His Word.
Title IX Myths
In this informative video, we delve into the misconceptions surrounding the Title IX process. Our expert debunks four common myths that often lead to misunderstandings and hesitations about reporting incidents. View the transcript