Deputy Title IX Coordinator Intensive

Deputy Title IX Coordinator Intensive is a live, half-day professional development program designed to prepare Deputy Title IX Coordinators to confidently fulfill their responsibilities within the institution's civil rights compliance framework. Participants will gain a practical understanding of Title IX, the Deputy's role throughout the grievance process, reporting obligations, supportive measures, jurisdiction, documentation, and effective case coordination. Through real-world scenarios and practical too

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Deputy Title IX Coordinator Intensive

Legal Foundations, the Regulatory Landscape, and the Deputy's Lane

Serving as a Deputy Title IX Coordinator requires more than an understanding of federal regulations—it requires sound judgment, practical decision-making, and a clear understanding of your role within the institution's civil rights response process.

The Deputy Title IX Coordinator Intensive is a highly interactive, half-day training designed for new and experienced Deputy Title IX Coordinators, Civil Rights professionals, Student Affairs administrators, Human Resources professionals, and other campus leaders who support institutional compliance.

Participants will explore the legal foundations of Title IX and related civil rights laws while learning how to effectively receive reports, assess jurisdiction, implement supportive measures, maintain neutrality, coordinate institutional responses, and document actions in a manner that promotes consistency, fairness, and defensibility.

Throughout the course, participants will engage in practical discussions, realistic scenarios, and guided exercises that reinforce best practices and build confidence in responding to complex situations.

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Explain the role and responsibilities of a Deputy Title IX Coordinator.
  • Describe the legal framework governing Title IX and related civil rights obligations.
  • Recognize the Deputy's responsibilities during each stage of the institutional response process.
  • Identify when and how to implement supportive measures.
  • Conduct effective intake conversations while maintaining neutrality.
  • Apply jurisdictional principles when evaluating reports.
  • Understand mandatory reporting obligations and confidentiality considerations.
  • Recognize and avoid conflicts of interest and bias.
  • Document interactions using objective, legally defensible practices.
  • Coordinate effectively with investigators, decision-makers, Human Resources, Student Affairs, law enforcement, and other campus partners.
  • Utilize practical tools and decision-making frameworks to promote consistent, equitable, and compliant institutional responses.

Who Should Attend?

This program is ideal for:

  • Deputy Title IX Coordinators
  • Assistant and Associate Title IX Coordinators
  • Civil Rights Compliance Professionals
  • Student Affairs Administrators
  • Human Resources Professionals
  • Conduct Officers
  • Residence Life Professionals
  • Athletics Administrators
  • Campus Safety Professionals
  • Other employees who support institutional civil rights compliance

What Makes This Course Different?

Unlike traditional Title IX trainings that focus primarily on regulatory requirements, the Deputy Title IX Coordinator Intensive emphasizes practical application. Participants receive operational guidance, proven decision-making frameworks, and real-world tools that can be immediately implemented to strengthen institutional compliance and support a fair, consistent, and defensible response process.

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