2015 LSU Agricultural Center Training on Title IX and Sexual Harassment SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL
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1 2015 LSU Agricultural Center Training on Title IX and Sexual Harassment SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL Under various Louisiana and federal laws and regulations, employees are required to receive training annually on Sexual Harassment and Title IX. For Sexual Harassment, the AgCenter uses the standard training used by most state agencies. The AgCenter supplements this material to cover internal policies and issues and Title IX. AgCenter employees are to take the AgCenter training and are responsible for knowing the supplemental material below. NOTE: The LSU A&M campus has developed an internal training that also covers Title IX but does not address the AgCenter s internal policies and issues. If you have already taken the LSU A&M training, the training will count in lieu of the AgCenter s training, but you are still be responsible for the material below. The LSU Agricultural Center has obligations in the areas of sexual harassment and misconduct prevention and Title IX compliance that are very broad. Situations to consider include the following. Faculty and staff on campus who regularly interact with students. Faculty and staff off campus who may interact with students through occasional classroom teaching, as supervisors of graduate students, on projects involving the students of other faculty members, and through various committees, projects and events. Faculty and staff who routinely interact with 4H youth, parents, clientele and staff. A. Title IX and Other Major Laws and Regulations 1. Title IX. Title IX of the educational amendment of 1972 prohibits discrimination based on sex in education programs and activities that receive federal assistance. Although most of the focus on Title IX has been on equity in athletics, universities and colleges must guarantee all students an education and environment free of sexual harassment and violence. Title IX also covers 4H programs. 2. Dear Colleague Letter. In April, 2011, college campuses received a letter reminding them that Title IX is broader than simply looking at equity in Athletics. This letter, known as the Dear Colleague Letter, reiterated that Title IX guarantees all students an education free from sexual harassment and violence. It was recommended that all schools implement preventative educational programs for students, faculty and staff. All of the LSU Campuses have been working on this area. 3. Clery Act. This act amended federal financial aid laws to require all participating post-secondary institutions to disclose campus crime statistics and security information. The Act is named in memory of slain college student Jeanne Clery. The LSU and A&M Police Office collects and publicizes crime statistics for offices on campus and for those off campus AgCenter offices where students occasionally work, typically research stations. 4. VAWA. The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) established federal legal definitions for sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking.
2 5. Campus Save Act. In 2013, this Act amended the Clery Act to mandate extensive primary prevention and awareness programs regarding sexual misconduct and related offenses. Colleges and universities must investigate complaints, stop harassment and inappropriate behaviors, seek remedies to harassment and prevent the harassment from occurring in the future. While the AgCenter does not have students, many faculty and staff work with students and therefore are responsible for being aware of these obligations and acting in accordance with them. B. AgCenter Related Policies and Procedures 1. Key Policies. The AgCenter is governed by Permanent Memoranda (PM s) which govern all LSU campuses and other entities and AgCenter Policy Statements (PS s) which are policies developed for the AgCenter. Sexual harassment and Title IX are addressed by PM-73, Title IX and Sexual Misconduct Policy, and PM-55, Equal Opportunity Policy. The AgCenter s corresponding policy to PM-73 is under revision and will be released soon, but in the meantime, PM-73 serves in its place. The AgCenter s corresponding policy to PM-55 is AgCenter PS-23, Equal Opportunity in Employment and Programs. 2. Responsible Offices/Officers. The above policies are administered by the Vice President for Agriculture s Office and specifically the Associate Vice President for Administration (Ann Coulon), AgCenter Human Resource Management Office staff members (Kevin Brady and Denise Fontenot), the AgCenter 4H Program Leader (Dr. Mark Tassin), and the head of the 4H Youth Development Department (Dr. Janet Fox). These individuals work jointly with designated personnel on other campuses when an issue involves an AgCenter faculty/staff member and a student on one of the LSU campuses. When an issue involves a 4H member, they work jointly with the school or superintendent s office. If an AgCenter employee encounters an issue, these are the individuals to whom a concern or complaint should be directed. 3. Student Issues. LSU students are governed by the respective policies of their campuses. LSU A&M campus policies related to this area are LSU PS-01 and PS Crime Statistics and the Clery Act. As noted above, the Clery Act requires institutions to collect and publicize crime statistics at locations where students are taught. Students often conduct research at AgCenter research stations which means the LSU Police Office must capture these statistics in their report. To facilitate their reporting, the AgCenter is directing that any time police are called to a research station and a police report is issued, a copy must immediately be sent to the AgCenter Safety Officer (Adam Bailey). The Safety Officer will coordinate internally and see that the report is forwarded to the LSU Police Office. C. How AgCenter Programs are Impacted by Title IX and Sexual Harassment 1. Employees. The online trainings do a good job of addressing how employees are impacted by these issues. Regarding sexual harassment, it is important for employees to understand what constitutes sexual harassment and that it is imperative they report issues they personally experience or become aware of. Title IX places on employees the responsibility for being aware of the institution s
3 obligations under Title IX, relevant policies, and their role in addressing Title IX issues. This is addressed in greater detail below. 2. Employees as Supervisors. Employees who serve in supervisory roles have greater responsibilities in these areas. These include: a. Reporting issues they become aware of regardless of whether they receive an actual complaint. b. Monitoring their work environment to detect potential issues. c. Ensuring that those under their supervision are properly trained and know their rights and responsibilities. d. Building a culture that discourages and prevents harassment and misconduct and allow others to safely report concerns in this area. e. Enforcing related policies. 3. Employees and Clientele. All of the principles of sexual harassment apply to those with whom the employee works or for whom the employee has oversight responsibility. a. 4H Youth, Volunteers and Parents. Employees must apply the supervisory principles above to their dealings with 4H youth, volunteers, and parents. They must monitor for sexual harassment and misconduct that is associated with AgCenter programs. This can take many forms. An example is a 4H volunteer who refuses to help a 4H member because the member s parent won t date the volunteer. b. Of course employees must be cautious in their own dealings with 4H youth, volunteers, and parents. A 4H agent who refuses to give a volunteer a leadership position because the volunteer won t date them may be engaging in sexual harassment. c. Title IX requires that 4H programs be free from discrimination on the basis of sex. The AgCenter already has strong training for agents in the area of sexual misconduct involving minors. 4H agents are generally considered mandatory reporters under Louisiana law and must report suspected abuse, including sexual misconduct, and neglect. When issues involve a minor, Louisiana s mandatory reporter laws take precedence. The statewide hotline for child abuse or neglect is For more information about reporting child abuse or neglect in Louisiana and mandated reporters, visit If the member isn t a minor, Title IX applies and requires action on the part of the AgCenter. Further Title IX training for agents will be provided during regular 4H training sessions. d. Problems can also arise with other clientele outside of the 4H program. If an employee engages in sexual harassment or sexual misconduct with someone with whom the AgCenter works, the AgCenter must act. If an employee experiences sexual harassment or sexual misconduct from someone with whom he/she works, the AgCenter has an obligation to take steps to address the situation. e. The guiding principle is that the AgCenter must take strong measures to maintain a work environment that is free from sexual harassment and misconduct. *** IF YOU HAVE TAKEN THE LSU A&M CAMPUS TITLE IX/SEXUAL HARASSMENT TRAINING, YOU DO NOT NEED TO REVIEW THE REMAINING MATERIAL BELOW. IF YOU HAVE NOT TAKEN THAT TRAINING, YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR REVIEWING THE REMAINING MATERIAL ON THE NEXT SEVERAL PAGES. ***
4 Faculty and staff with teaching appointments or who otherwise interact with students from LSU and other higher education institutions must be familiar with major provisions of Title IX, the Clery Act, VAWA and the Campus Save Act. Faculty and staff who work with students in elementary and secondary schools also have obligations and need a basic understanding of these laws. Each elementary and secondary school must have a Title IX coordinator. These coordinators have many of the same responsibilities as officials in universities. The AgCenter, along with other higher education institutions, needs all faculty and staff to be knowledgeable of these laws, regulations and procedures. Title IX states that no person in the U.S. shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any educational program or activity receiving federal assistance. It applies not only to issues of program equality, but also to sexual harassment and sexual assault issues. In the Clery Act, responsibility for reporting lies within Campus Security Authorities (CSA). CSA s are defined by the Clery Act as: Campus police department or a campus security department of an institution. Other individuals who have responsibility for campus security. Examples are: An individual who is responsible for monitoring the entrance to institutional property. Individuals who provide security at a campus parking kiosk, monitor access into a campus facility, act as event security, etc. Individuals/offices specified by the organization as entities to which students and employees should report criminal offenses. An official with significant responsibility for student and campus activities (e.g., student housing, student discipline, campus judicial proceedings, etc.) CSA s are not defined by job title, but rather by responsibilities. If someone (paid or not paid) has significant responsibility for student and campus activities, he or she is a campus security authority. All employees have a responsibility to report regardless of whether they are CSA s. However, unit heads and program supervisors (e.g., 4H coordinators) bear a greater responsibility. The persons with primary responsibility for the AgCenter were described in Section B above. Reportable Crimes Defined by the Clery Act. The Clery Act requires institutions to disclose information about crime on and around their campuses, in order to make students aware of potential risks. Crimes that must be reported are: Criminal Offenses motor vehicle theft, murder and non-negligent manslaughter, negligent manslaughter, sex offenses forcible and non-forcible, robbery, burglary, arson, aggravated assault Additional Criminal Offenses if motivated by offender bias any of the offenses mentioned above, larceny/theft, simple assault, intimidation, destruction/damage vandalism Arrests or Disciplinary Referrals for criminal violations (not policy violations) alcohol, drugs, weapons VAWA added domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking Hate Bias Categories gender identify, national origin/ethnicity, race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, disability
5 VAWA Information and Definitions Domestic Violence A felony or misdemeanor crime of violence committed by a current or former spouse or intimate partner of the complainant; person with whom the complainant shares a child in common; person who is cohabitating with or has cohabitated with the victim as a spouse or intimate partner; person similarly situated to a spouse of the complainant under the domestic or family violence laws of the jurisdiction receiving grant monies; or any other person against an adult or youth victim who is protected from that person s acts under the domestic or family violence laws of the jurisdiction. Dating Violence - Violence committed by a person who is or has been in a social relationship of a romantic or intimate nature with the complainant; and where the existence of such a relationship shall be determined based on a consideration of the following factors: length of the relationship, type of relationship, frequency of interaction between the persons involved in the relationship. Stalking Engaging in a patterned course of conduct directed at a specific person that would cause a reasonable person to fear for his or her safety or the safety of others; or suffer substantial emotional distress. Consent Consent is clear, knowing and voluntary. Consent is active, not passive. Consent can be given by words or actions, as long as those words or actions create mutually understandable clear permission regarding willingness to engage in (and the conditions of) sexual activity. Silence, in and of itself, cannot be interpreted as consent. Consent to any one form of sexual activity cannot automatically imply consent to any other forms of sexual activity. What is the Federal Government s Role? The Office of Civil Rights (OCR) under the Department of Education is responsible for setting the compliance standards needed to be applied in investigations. Additionally, OCR is responsible for administrative enforcement of Title IX regarding sexual harassment. Students and Employees Report and cooperate when reporting a complaint. Expect that investigations be prompt, effective and equitable and they yield unbiased remedies. Expect measures will be taken to prevent any future inappropriate behavior from occurring. Receive institutional training on prevention of and education regarding Title IX and misconduct. Responsibilities AgCenter Establish individuals to receive complaints. Investigate complaints. Stop harassment and inappropriate behavior. Seek remedies to the harassment. Prevent harassment from occurring in the future. Provide institutional training on prevention of and education regarding Title IX and misconduct.
6 If you are a complainant or someone who is aware of a violation, this section explains how to take action and what your options are. You should contact a Responsible Party - an individual with authority to address the harassment, or with the duty to report it to appropriate officials, or someone a student could reasonably believe has authority or responsibility. This can be a unit head or one of the individuals designated to address complaints for the AgCenter. 4H agents and others working with minors must remember their obligations as mandatory reporters. If you have questions about this, contact the 4H Department or a 4H coordinator. If you receive a complaint that doesn t involve a minor, gather the information provided to you or that you are aware of. Don t make judgments or statements about either party. Report the issue to a responsible party. If the event is criminal, contact the LSU Police Department or for field offices, a local law enforcement authority. In addition to the above, be sure contact is made with one of the AgCenter s designated offices/officials (see Section B.2. above). After the complaint has been made, each party will be given an explanation of the procedures that will be used to resolve the complaint, including the rights that extend to the parties. The AgCenter officials with responsibility for Title IX will determine whether there should be further action and what procedures should be used, in accordance with PM73. If the complaint involves students from another campus, the two will work jointly. Even if the issue occurred outside of university property and/or time, the AgCenter still may have a responsibility to address it. When a minor is involved, remember mandatory reporter requirements. Regardless of whether a complaint is received, the AgCenter may still have a responsibility to address behavior that appears to be a policy violation. Any faculty, staff, student or third party who has witnessed what is perceived to be a violation of this policy should promptly report it to one of the AgCenter s designated offices/officials. If a complainant requests his/her name not be used, all reasonable steps will be taken to respond and investigate consistent with that request as long as doing so does not prevent the university from responding effectively and preventing harassment of the complainant or others. It may not be possible to keep the complainant s name confidential. Information is shared only on a need to know basis. Except when a minor is involved, note that university officials may directly inform parents when requested to do so by the student, in a life-threatening situation, or if the accused individual has an active FERPA waiver. Final Thoughts and Review: The AgCenter is committed to a workplace free from sexual harassment and misconduct. The above policies are administered by the Vice President for Agriculture s Office and specifically the Associate Vice President for Administration (Ann Coulon), AgCenter Human Resource Management Office staff members (Kevin Brady and Denise Fontenot), the AgCenter 4H Program Leader (Dr. Mark Tassin), and the head of the 4H Youth Development Department (Dr. Janet Fox). These individuals work jointly with designated personnel on other campuses when an issue involves an AgCenter faculty/staff member and a student on one of the LSU campuses. When an issue involves a 4H member, they work jointly with the school or superintendent s office. If an AgCenter employee encounters an issue, these individuals are available as a resource to answer questions in addition to receiving concerns and complaints. Faculty and staff must follow up on issues they become aware of, regardless of whether a complaint is made. Remember that when issues involve a minor, Louisiana s mandatory reporter laws take precedence. The statewide hotline for child abuse or neglect is For more information about reporting child abuse or neglect in Louisiana and mandated reporters, visit
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