Title IX Office
Title IX/Sexual Harassment Office
The Title IX/Sexual Harassment Office provides assistance in resolving and investigating complaints of sexual harassment and sexual assault, including rape. At the University of California, Riverside (UCR), we strive to maintain a community where all employees, students, and visitors who participate in University programs and activities can work, learn and live in an environment free from all forms of harassment, exploitation or intimidation. Sexual harassment and sexual assault in any form is prohibited both by law and by University policy and will not be tolerated by this institution.
The Title IX/Sexual Harassment Office seeks to eliminate sexual harassment and sexual assault by educating the University community, including supervisors and faculty members, about what constitutes sexual harassment and sexual assault, how to prevent it and how to report it. The materials posted on this website will help UCR members and visitors of the campus community obtain information with respect to sexual harassment and sexual assault, but not limited to, where to go for help, on-campus and off-campus resources, mandatory training for supervisors, and how to respond to reported incidents of sexual assault involving a student, faculty or employee.
Any member of the University community who experiences sexual harassment or any form of sexual assault is strongly encouraged to report his/her incident to a supervisor, the UCR Police Department at 911 or (951) 827-5222 or to the Title IX/Sexual Harassment Office at (951) 827-7070.
For Emergency Assistance contact one or both of the following agencies:
- UCR Police Department by dialing 911
- Riverside Area Rape Crisis Center at (951) 686-7273
For questions and concerns regarding sexual harassment, sexual assault, education programs or other Title IX issues, stop by the Title IX/Sexual Harassment Office located at 349 Surge Building.
This site is currently under development