There are various ways to report discrimination or harassment. If you believe you have been (or may become) a victim of discrimination or harassment, please contact the Civil Rights and Title IX Office at titleix@udallas.edu as quickly as possible, or you may also report the incident online.

You may also report any complaint, including an anonymous complaint, using the online reporting form posted at udallas.edu/complaint or by calling toll-free to the University’s Compliance Reporting Hotline at (888) 317-8072.

There are various ways to report a sexual assault or sexual misconduct. If you believe you have been (or may become) a victim of sexual assault or sexual misconduct, please contact the Civil Rights and Title IX Office at titleix@udallas.edu as quickly as possible, or you may also report the incident online.

You may also report any complaint, including an anonymous complaint, using the online reporting form posted at udallas.edu/complaint or by calling toll-free to the University’s Compliance Reporting Hotline at (888) 317-8072.

The University strongly prohibits retaliation against anyone who reports sexual assault or any other violation of the University Civil Rights Policy and takes swift action to respond to reports of retaliation. If you believe you have been (or may become) a victim of retaliation, please contact the Civil Rights and Title IX Office at titleix@udallas.edu as quickly as possible, or you may also report the incident online.

You may also report any complaint, including an anonymous complaint, using the online reporting form posted at udallas.edu/complaint or by calling toll-free to the University’s Compliance Reporting Hotline at (888) 317-8072.

Yes, the University has designed some employees as "confidential reporters," which means that a student can speak with them about a possible sexual assault and they are generally not required to share that information with anyone else.

The University is required to report, on an annual basis, certain types of information regarding reports of sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking. The University's report can be found here.

The University of Dallas Office of Civil Rights and Title IX is located in Haggar Student Center, First Floor, 253.

Yes, it is possible to view the training materials that are used to train University officials who are involved in the civil rights disciplinary process. You can find those training materials on our training materials web page.

Yes, there are a variety of outside sources where you can learn more about your civil rights. Some such resources are available on the continuing education resources web page.