Title IX Notice of Nondiscrimination

Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, 20 U.S.C. §§ 1681 et seq., and its implementing regulation, 34 C.F.R. Part 106 (“Title IX”) prohibit discrimination on the basis of sex in education programs or activities operated by recipients of Federal financial assistance. Title IX states that “No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, or denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any educational program or activity receiving federal assistance.”

Title IX and the Student Policy Prohibiting Sexual Misconduct and Discrimination in the Academic/ Educational Environment prohibit, for example:

Treating individuals differently because of their sex/gender
Creating a hostile environment for individuals because of their sex/gender
Coercing another individual for a sexual relationship
Failing to seek mutual consent for sexual activity.

The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) crimes of stalking, domestic violence, and dating violence may also fall under sex offenses if the underlying offense is sexual in nature.

On-Campus Confidential Safe Places*

Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Center (WGSC)– F-103 | 609-626-3611
Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) Wellness Center – J-204 | 609-652-4722
Health Services Wellness Center (Licensed Physicians and Nurses only) – WQ 108 609-652- 4701
Osprey Advocates (certified victim advocates) – contact WGSC: WGSC@stockton.edu

*As used herein, “confidential safe places” means places where a person impacted by sex offenses or other forms of sexual misconduct may share the incident with a licensed counselor, licensed physician, nurse, or certified victim advocate without having the person’s name reported to anyone else.

For additional information about on-campus and off-campus resources, click on the Complainant Resource Document for Complainant Notification of Rights and Options.

The Atlantic County hotline is a confidential resource for students impacted by interpersonal violence and sexual assault. AVANZAR Hotline 1- 800-286-4184 or text 609- 569-5437.

Reporting Title IX-related Incidents:

Also, any contact person listed below can receive reports of sexual misconduct. One or more of the persons below may be involved in Stockton’s response to incidents of sexual misconduct. You need only contact one of these resources.

Women's Gender And Sexuality Center (WGSC)
Contact Person	Phone \| Email	Office Location
Laurie Dutton Director, Women’s Gender & Sexuality Center(WGSC) (For reports from or about students)	609-626-3611 Laurie.Dutton@stockton.edu WGSC@stockton.edu	Women’s, Gender & Sexuality Center (WGSC) F-103 (confidential resource)
Teresa Barone Assistant Director, Women’s Gender & Sexuality Center (WGSC) (For reports from or about students)	609-626-3611 Teresa.Barone@stockton.edu	Women's, Gender&Sexuality Center (WGSC) F-103 (confidential resource)
AVANZAR 24/7	Hotline 1-800-286-4184 or Text: 609-569-5437

Stockton University Campus Police
Contact Person	Phone \| Email	Office Location
Police Chief, Tracy Stuart (All reports regardless of source)	609-652-4390 Tracy.Stuart@stockton.edu	Stockton Police Department Building 71 and Atlantic City Campus
	For Emergencies Dial 911 on your phone

Title IX
Contact Person	Phone \| Email	Office Location
Brittany Medio Interim Title IX Coordinator	609.652.4733 Brittany.E.Medio@stockton.edu OEOIC@stockton.edu TitleIX@stockton.edu	Title IX J-115

Office Of The Ombuds
Contact Person	Phone \| Email	Office Location
Karen Reardon Ombuds	609.652.4591 Ombuds@stockton.edu	Office of the Ombuds L-208 (confidential resource)

Office of Student Conduct
Contact Person	Phone \| Email	Office Location
Haley Baum Asst. Vice President for Student Advocacy, Belonging & Campus Standards and Dean of Students (For reports from or about students)	609-652-4645 Haley.Baum@stockton.edu VPSA@stockton.edu	Office of Student Conduct Campus Center 243

Stockton CARES
Contact Person	Phone \| Email	Office Location
Michael Smith Associate Director – Stockton Cares (For reports from or about students)	609-652-4866 Michael.Smith@stockton.edu Care@stockton.edu	Stockton Cares F-107D

Residential Life
Contact Person	Phone \| Email	Office Location
Steven E. Radwanski Assistant Vice President of Student Living & Learning/Executive Director of Residential Life (For reports from or about students)	Lakeside Lodge: 609-652-4697 Housing 2, A-100: 609-652-4332 Atlantic City: 609-761- 1232 Steven.Radwanski@stockton.edu	A-100, Lakeside Lodge, Atlantic City
Resident Assistants (For reports from or about students)	Housing@stockton.edu Contact information provided to residents by the Residential Life Office	Any residence hall

Office of Human Resources
Contact Person	Phone \| Email	Office Location
Craig Bickley Chief Human Resources Officer (For reports from or about employees)	609-652-6488 Craig.Bickley@stockton.edu Human.Resources@stockton.edu	Office of Human Resources J -115

Dean of Students
Contact Person	Phone \| Email	Office Location
Haley Baum Asst. Vice President for Student Advocacy, Belonging & Campus Standards and Dean of Students (For reports from or about students)	609-652-4645 Haley.Baum@stockton.edu VPSA@stockton.edu	Campus Center 243

Office of Student Conduct
Contact Person	Phone \| Email	Office Location
Tyler Goldstein Associate Director of Student Conduct (For reports from or about students)	609-652-4684 Tyler.Goldstein@stockton.edu	Campus Center 243

EOF (Galloway and Atlantic City)
Contact Person	Phone \| Email	Office Location
Ana Patricia DeNise Director, Educational Opportunity Fund (For reports from or about students)	609-652-4647 (Galloway) 609-761-1240 (Atlantic City) AnaPatricia.DeNise@stockton.edu EOFgalloway@stockton.edu	Galloway and Atlantic City Campus

Office for Civil Rights
Contact Person	Phone \| Email	Office Location
The Office for Civil Rights New York Office U.S. Dept. of Education 32 Old Slip, 26th Floor New York, NY 10005-2500	(646) 428-3800 OCR.NewYork@ed.gov