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The survivor is in the driver s seat : LSU Title IX reports increase after HB 409

Title IX reporting rates have increased considerably following an overhaul of the university’s Title IX office, notable especially because there are fewer enrolled students during the summer, interim Vice President of the office of Title IX and Civil Rights Jane Cassidy said. Multiple factors are behind the increase in reports: the 18 recommendations in the Husch Blackwell report, the list of 47 action items sponsored by Cassidy at a Board of Supervisors meeting, and most recently, the legislature. Three sexual assault-related bills passed through the House and Senate during the first session of 2021, the most notable of which is HB 409, now Act No. 472 after being signed off by Gov. John Bel Edwards. The House Bill zeroed in on LSU’s numerous violations of Title IX law and established strict guidelines that were lacking in previous legislation.

LSU announces change to Title IX policies: employees who fail to report violations will be fired

LSU announces change to Title IX policies: employees who fail to report violations will be fired A photo of the Memorial Tower on LSU s campus in Baton Rouge, La.(WAFB) Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - LSU has revised its Title IX policies so that an employee who is required to report violations and fails to do so or falsifies information will be fired, the university announced Thursday, April 29. “The policy revision clearly states that any employee who is required to report instances of power-based trauma and fails to promptly make the report without good cause or, with the intent to harm or deceive, knowingly makes a report that is false, shall be terminated,” the university said in a statement Thursday.

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