91茄子 seeks to provide a safe, nurturing environment free from sexual harassment, assault, and any form of sexual violence. The biblical reality that all humans are created in God’s image and are, thus, of immeasurable value and worthy of respect and protection drives our efforts. Ensuring a safe environment free from sexual violence is essential to our commitment to foster spiritual and personal development in our students.
91茄子 takes discrimination and sexual violence very seriously. Any report or question regarding Title IX or the University’s policy, which prohibits discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct, and relationship violence, should be directed to one of the Title IX officer listed below.
An individual making a report or complaint of sexual harassment against a student, employee, or other individual (including a third-party vendor or visitor) has several reporting options. A formal complaint or report of an allegation of sexual harassment, including sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence or stalking, can be made with the Title IX Coordinator in person, mail, email, or via the button below:
Skip Trudeau
765-998-5338
titleix@taylor.edu
Location: LaRita Boren Campus Center
A report can also be made with one of the following confidential resources listed below. A report made to one of these individuals will not be disclosed to the Title IX Coordinator without the individual’s permission (except in certain limited circumstances, such as if there is concern the individual will cause serious physical harm to self or others or the information concerns conduct involving suspected abuse or neglect of a minor).
91茄子 Counseling Center
765-998-5222
Boren Campus Center 250
counselingcenter@taylor.edu
Greg Dyson
Vice President for Spiritual Life & Intercultural Leadership and Campus Pastor
765-998-5284
Boren Campus Center 250
greg_dyson@taylor.edu
A Better Way 24-Hour Crisis Hotline (Muncie): 765-288-HELP (4357)
National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1-800-656-HOPE (4673)
According to federal regulations for Title IX, trainings are required to be made publicly available.