Support Resources
Office of Title IX and Civil Rights Compliance
Understanding your options
Support options fall under three broad categories. Understanding these categories may empower you to make the choices that are best for you at any given moment in time.
Confidential support resources must keep your identity and what you tell them in confidence. They must not disclose to the Title IX Coordinator what they learned from you unless there is an imminent risk of harm to self or others. Learn more here.
Private support resources will safeguard your privacy and will only disclose what they learn with others on a need-to-know basis. Learn more here.
Sometimes survivors feel safer remaining anonymous. Anonymous support services don’t require you to disclose your identity to them at all. Learn more here.
Resources for Respondents
If you have been accused of sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence or stalking there are resources on and off campus to guide you through the process and procedures. Learn more here.
Supportive Measures
COA will work with anyone who has experienced sexual misconduct to make accommodations and offer appropriate support services, regardless of whether they file a Complaint. Learn more here.
Lactation Space
To ensure equality of access for students or employees who wish to breastfeed, COA will provide reasonable accommodations to enable them to express breast milk. Learn more here.
