What You Need to Know
What is Sexual Assault? What is Stalking?
What is Sexual Harrassment?
What is Relationship Violence?
Types of Abuse
Consent
How Can I Help Stop Sexual Assault Violence?
Proactive Bystander Intervention
Reactive Bystander Strategies
Your Rights
Reporting or Disclosing Sexual Assault, Sexual Harrassment, Dating or Intimate Partner Violence, or Stalking to Tunxis Community College
Resources
Title IX Flyer
Sexual misconduct is a very serious issue and disproportionately affects college students, impeding their ability to participate fully in their studies. Sexual assault will not be tolerated at Tunxis Community College. Although our mission is to educate students, nothing is more important that student safety and well-being. The College aims to prevent and respond to sexual assault, dating/domestic violence, stalking, and sexual harassment through prevention education, collaboration, outreach, and advocacy. We are committed to taking a survivor-centered approach, which means that if a student is victimized, they are given the options and make the decisions about what services they would like to access and whether or not they would like to report the incident. Our commitment is to create a community that is safe and supportive of people of all gender and sexual identities.
Materials used to train Title IX Coordinators, investigators, decision-makers, and any person who facilitates an informal resolution process.
Deputy Title IX Coordinator:
Sydney Lake
860.773.1480
[email protected]
CSCU Title IX Coordinator:
Mr. Angelo Simoni
860.723.0165
[email protected]