Title IX is a federal law that prohibits sex discrimination in education, including sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating and domestic violence, and stalking. It ensures all students have equal access to programs and opportunities at schools that receive federal funding.
| Access to Higher Education | Women and men shall be afforded equal opportunities to obtain higher degrees. |
| Athletics | Educational institutions shall provide equitable opportunities and treatment for all sexes in all athletic programs. |
| Career Education | Women and men shall be afforded equitable opportunities to pursue and obtain career-directed, workforce development education. |
| Pregnant and Parenting Students | Educational institutions shall prohibit discrimination against students based on their family, parental, marital, or pregnancy status. |
| Educational Employment | Women and men shall have access to equal opportunities to academic and administrative positions throughout all educational institutions. |
| Sex-based Stereotypes | Educational institutions shall ensure that all learning environments are free from stereotypes based on sex. |
| Sexual Harassment | Schools have an obligation to prevent harassment of a sexual nature that interferes with educational opportunities. |
BRCC has resources available to help if you are a victim of discrimination, sexual misconduct, or power-based violence. Visit BRCC Cares to access forms relevant to the violation witnessed or experienced. If you have concerns of retaliation, you may complete the form anonymously or contact a Title IX Coordinator for support and assistance.
Louisiana Community and Technical College Title IX and Power-Based Violence Policy