Monthly Archives: November 2014

In an April newsletter, Brett Sokolow, executive director of the Association of Title IX administrators, wrote about schools that mistakenly found male students responsible of sexual misconduct when alcohol was involved. http://ow.ly/EO0J9

In an April 2014 newsletter, Brett Sokolow, executive director of the Association of Title IX administrators, wrote about schools that mistakenly found male students responsible of sexual misconduct when alcohol was involved. “These are challenging cases, no doubt,” he wrote. … Continue reading →

“I’m hearing [administrators’] stress and concerns,” says Saundra K. Schuster, a lawyer with the NCHERM Group, consultants for higher education risk management. “Right now, they are terrified. They want to do the right thing but lack the pathways to do … Continue reading →

“Everyone is protected under Title IX if they are discriminated upon on the basis of their sex or gender,” said Brett Sokolow, UNA’s Title IX compliance attorney. “Some sexual orientation discrimination is gendered and when it is, it comes within … Continue reading →

Brett Sokolow, president of the National Center for Higher Education Risk Management, said that with Princeton adopting the lower standard and the department continuing to find colleges who do not in violation of Title IX, there are “probably only a … Continue reading →

“There is a changed legal dynamic now where campuses are under pressure to act on reports of assault,” says Brett A. Sokolow, president of the National Center for Higher Education Risk Management, a consulting and law firm that advises colleges. … Continue reading →

Brett Sokolow, president and chief executive of the NCHERM Group, which advises institutions on issues related to security and sexual assault, among other topics, said that blanket student indemnification due to all those concerns remains “an idea being floated, not … Continue reading →

Read Brett Sokolow’s NCHERM Group Tip of the Week, “Yes Means Yes is the Answer” http://ow.ly/DKesS