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Title IX: What Will Happen to the New Rules When the Administration Changes?

| Author: Andrew Miltenberg | Title IX, Title IX : News

To say that Title IX policies have been fluctuating over the last several years is a bit of an understatement. And now, even before the current administration’s policies have been fully implemented, we are about to experience another shift in leadership. The change in administration and political priorities is certain to affect Title IX policies, …

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Busting Myths About Title IX

| Author: Andrew Miltenberg | Title IX

It’s been over 50 years since Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 started changing life in schools—particularly colleges and universities—throughout the U.S. Throughout that time, the regulatory scheme has expanded tremendously. However, the understanding of Title IX obligations has not kept pace. The result is that there are a lot of misperceptions about …

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Can You Bring in an Expert in a Title IX Case?

| Author: Andrew Miltenberg | Title IX, Title IX: Procedure

Whether you are the complainant initiating a Title IX proceeding or the respondent accused of violating someone’s Title IX rights, the entire process can be frightening and stressful because it can impact the rest of your life. The actions you take—or fail to take—during the investigation, adjudication, and appeal phase of proceedings can affect your …

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Does it Make Sense to Sue if You’ve Been Denied Tenure Due to Discrimination?

| Author: Andrew Miltenberg | Title IX, Title IX : Sexual Assault/Misconduct

Achieving academic tenure is the hallmark of success for educators and in the college and university environment. This status grants a level of security that enables academic faculty to focus on their chosen area of study without distraction. Although tenure is a privilege rather than a right, it can easily become an expectation. Professors often …

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What Privacy Rights Do College Students Have?

| Author: Andrew Miltenberg | Student Rights, Title IX

A “reasonable” expectation of privacy is a hallmark of American society and many people consider it a sacred right. But all rights are not without their limits because they must be balanced against the rights and interests of others. In some places, we have a diminished expectation of privacy because of those competing interests. Public …

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