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Title IX and You

Title IX was the first major, comprehensive federal law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex against students and employees of educational institutions.  Title IX benefits both men and women and comprises the basis of an effort to create gender equity within universities and schools. 

The law requires that universities maintain programs, policies and procedures that do not discriminate against anyone on the basis of gender.  Both men and women must receive fair and equal treatment in all areas of operations within universities.  This would include areas such as recruitment and admission, all educational programs, counseling, financial aid, employment/placement assistance, housing, benefits, athletics and sexual harassment.

Title IX is not devoted only to athletic programs; the law has an impact in all areas of a university that receives federal financial assistance.

 

Contact Information

Ms. Sue Sherbet, Assistant Vice President

Administration Building, Room 2.412

The University of Texas at Dallas

Student Affairs, AD 31
800 West Campbell Road
Richardson, TX 75080-3021

972.883.6236 Voice

972.883.6243 Facsimile

 

Updated: July 16, 2008