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The University of Louisiana Monroe (ULM) is committed to fostering a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment for all members of its community. This commitment extends to all individuals who participate in or seek to participate in ULM’s programs and activities. In alignment with Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 and other applicable laws, ULM strictly prohibits sexual misconduct and power-based violence.

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Policy & Grievance Procedures

File a Report/Supportive Measures

Resolution Process

 

ULM is dedicated to:

Creating a Safe and Respectful Environment: We strive to provide a learning, working, and living environment that upholds personal integrity, civility, and mutual respect, free from any form of sexual misconduct and power-based violence.

Implementing Preventative Policies and Procedures: ULM is proactive in establishing comprehensive policies and procedures aimed at preventing acts of sexual misconduct and power-based violence.

Responding Promptly and Appropriately: The University is committed to taking immediate and appropriate action to investigate reports of sexual misconduct and power-based violence. We ensure that any such conduct is addressed effectively, and those found responsible are held accountable, in accordance with the law and principles of due process.

Providing Support and Assistance: ULM offers robust support and resources to individuals affected by sexual misconduct and power-based violence. We are dedicated to providing the necessary assistance to complainants and ensuring they are informed of their rights and options.

Complying with Legal Reporting Requirements: ULM adheres to all legal obligations for reporting instances of sexual misconduct and power-based violence, ensuring transparency and accountability in our response efforts.

By upholding these commitments, ULM aims to promote a campus culture of safety, respect, and equality, where all individuals can thrive.

Reporting

Reporting Sexual Misconduct, Sexual Discrimination, or Power-Based Violence The University of Louisiana Monroe (ULM) encourages anyone who has experienced or witnessed sex discrimination, sexual misconduct, power-based violence, or retaliation to come forward. ULM takes these matters seriously and provides multiple ways to report concerns, ensuring that all reports are addressed promptly and appropriately.

How to Report: Reports of sex discrimination, sexual misconduct, power-based violence, or retaliation, as well as inquiries about Title IX compliance, should be directed to the Title IX Coordinator. Reports can be submitted by complainants, third parties, or bystanders, and can be made in the following ways:

In Person: Visit the Title IX Coordinator's office.

By Phone: 318-342-1004

In Writing: Submit a written report to the Title IX Coordinator.

Electronically: titleix@ulm.edu

Anonymously: Reports can be made anonymously using the online reporting form.

Title IX Coordinator Contact Information:

LaShina Warren – Title IX Coordinator

Office Location: 700 University Ave., Walker Hall 1-32

Phone: 318-342-1085

Email: lwarren@ulm.edu

Online Reporting: Reports of sex discrimination, sexual misconduct, sexual harassment, sexual assault, sexual exploitation, dating violence, domestic violence, stalking (on the basis of sex), power-based violence, and retaliation can be submitted at any time, 24 hours a day, using our secure and confidential [maxient.com]Sex Discrimination and Sexual Misconduct/Power-Based Violence Report Form. Reports can be made anonymously if preferred.

ULM is committed to maintaining a safe and supportive environment. All reports are taken seriously and will be handled with the utmost respect for privacy and confidentiality, consistent with applicable laws and university policies.

University Police Department & Campus Safety:

If an incident or situation is criminal in nature, immediately contact the University Police Department or the local police where the incident occurred.

University Police Department Contact Information:

Location: Filhiol Hall, 3811 DeSiard Street

Phone: 318-342-5350 or 911 for emergencies

For emergencies or immediate threats, dial 911 or contact local law enforcement.

 

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Title IX Office Personnel