What is Title IX?
Title IX is one of the amendments of the Federal Department of Education that was enacted into law in 1972. It prohibits sex discrimination in the programs and activities of educational institutions that receive federal funds.
It offers protection against situations of sexual discrimination, discrimination on the basis of sexual identity, discrimination against the stereotyped notions of masculine or feminine, sexual harassment, domestic violence, intimate partner violence, sexual assault and stalking.
Questions?
Contact our Title IX coordinator
Dr. Edna Pacheco-Acosta
Medical Sciences Campus
School of Health Professions Building
Second Floor, Office 204
787-758-2525 extensions 1368, 1360, 1367
Direct Phone 787-753-0090
Staff Training
Brochures
Title IX News
About Title IX
Pregnancy and Maternity
Sex Discrimination
- Sex Discrimination Complaint Process
- The Perception of Sex Discrimination
- Does stalking is a gender discrimination?
- What is Sex Discrimination?
Sexual Orientation Discrimination
Complaint Process
Violence
Sexual Assault
Harassment