Monthly Archives: December 2014

“It’s emotionally and psychologically draining, especially for Title IX coordinators who don’t have a background in student affairs – who aren’t used to the emotional toll of these kinds of cases,” said Daniel Swinton, associate executive director of the Association … Continue reading →

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“The goal of the workshop is to educate employees about the mandates and requirements under Title IX,” Lewis said. “The other goal is to educate people about the spirit of Title IX. When you set mandates aside, what are you … Continue reading →

Sokolow says he hopes UVA’s crisis becomes a catalyst for change nationwide. “I hope this is also a harbinger for other campuses that, to the extent, these cultures exist on their campuses. It’s time to take this on as well.” … Continue reading →

Violating Title IX is like violating a student’s First Amendment right, in that it can’t be reported to police, said Brett Sokolow, executive director of the Association of Title IX Administrators. The school isn’t investigating whether a crime was committed; … Continue reading →

“The UVa case has to be the most factually egregious allegation I’ve come across in 17 years, and it’s absolutely unrepresentative of what’s typically alleged in campus cases,” says Brett A. Sokolow, president of the National Center for Higher Education … Continue reading →

People should think more about the cultural problems that lead to sexual assault, Sokolow said. Changing attitudes could help universities prevent sexual assault, as opposed to reacting to it. “How do we take a population of men who have been … Continue reading →

Brett Sokolow, president and CEO of The NCHERM Group, LLC, a consulting firm which advises schools as well as students, has provided materials to FSU in the hopes it would help prepare Harding for the meeting. http://ow.ly/FeKcp

In his article, “Mandatory Reporting for Title IX: Keep It Simple,” Brett A. Sokolow explains how the policy of mandatory reporting and its relation to Title IX has become “widely misunderstood on campuses.” http://ow.ly/FeHaL

President & CEO, Brett Sokolow, releases a statement on the University of Virginia gang rape allegations, addressing recent media coverage, his relationship with the university and what efforts he has seen from the UVA campus. In his response, Sokolow addresses … Continue reading →