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Policies and Resources
Posted below are a number of informational resources related to UMKC’s policies and protocols as they apply to how we address discrimination and harassment, including sexual harassment and sexual misconduct.
Title IX and Equity Processes
Learn more about the investigation and resolution process for complaints of discrimination and harassment, including sexual harassment and sexual misconduct.
Determining finding and sanctions
Providing Evidence and Determining Witnesses
As part of an investigation and resolution of a complaint, you will need to provide evidence and a list of potential witnesses to our team. Providing Evidence and Determining Witnesses outlines the information you should expect to make available to investigators team.
Providing Evidence and Determining Witnesses
Policies and Rules
Links to applicable policies related to discrimination and harassment, sexual misconduct, and free expression.
Guidance for Complainants
Guidance specific to the individual alleging a violation of University policy regarding the investigation and resolution of complaints of discrimination and harassment, including sexual harassment and sexual misconduct.
Guidance for Respondents
Guidance specific to the individual alleged to have violated University policy regarding the investigation and resolution of complaints of discrimination and harassment, including sexual harassment and sexual misconduct.
What Are My Rights
Rights of those involved in the investigation of a complaint or its resolution, including complainants, respondents, and witnesses.
Role of an Investigator
Information on the role of an investigator in the investigation and resolution of complaints of discrimination and harassment, including sexual harassment and sexual misconduct.
Title IX Advisors
An explanation of the role and limitations of an Advisor in the investigation and resolution of complaints under Title IX.
Frequently Asked Questions
Review frequently asked questions and answers for complainants and respondents, families and allies, and witnesses in the resolution process for Title IX or the equity resolution process.
FAQ for Complainants and Respondents
Informal Resolution
Informal Resolution (Title IX) and Conflict Resolution (Equity) are voluntary resolution processes using alternative resolution mechanisms, including mediation, facilitated dialogue, shuttle diplomacy, administrative resolution (Title IX only), or restorative justice. Learn more about these options.
Support Persons
An explanation of the role and limitations of a support person in the investigation and resolution of complaints of discrimination and harassment, including sexual harassment and sexual misconduct, under Title IX and the Equity Resolution Process.