Title IX
What is Title IX?
Most people think Title IX is just for schools with Athletics, but did you know that Title IX also promotes and opens the door for women and girls pursuing math and science? It requires fair treatment for pregnant and parenting students, and protects all students from bullying and sexual harassment, among other things.
Quick Links:
- 1-minute video about Title IX:
- Unclear about Affirmative Consent?
- Understanding Sexual Violence:
- How to report:
- Confidentiality Information:
- Notification and Investigation Information:
Student Sexual Violence and Harassment Training
Under AB 2683, California community colleges are required to, (1) annually train its students on sexual violence and sexual harassment as part of established campus orientations, (2) require students attending the college to self-certify that they have completed their annual training within six months of the beginning of the academic year, and (3) post educational and preventive information on sexual violence and sexual harassment on its campus internet website. You may read the entire memo from the state chancellors office
Students, please complete the Sexual Harassment Prevention at Your Community College Compliance Module :
Each module is available to download and address various aspects of sexual violence and harassment training, including:
- Sexual Harassment Prevention at Your Community College
- Understanding Sexual Harassment and Its Impacts
- Preventing Sexual Harassment
- Recognizing and Responding to Sexual Harassment
- The Title IX Experience
Once you have finished your student training, to acknowledge you have completed the required training.
Community Resources, Policies, and Forms
Title IX Information:
Community Services and Resources:
Policies and Procedures: