The College of the Holy Cross is a community of trust based in the Jesuit tradition whose existence depends on strict adherence to standards of conduct set by its members. Among these are standards regarding human sexuality, any expression of which must affirm the integrity and dignity of oneself and others. Sexual misconduct, in all forms, violates the sanctity of the human body and spirit and will not be tolerated within the College community. The College is committed to providing an environment of well-being, learning, and accountability for its members by preventing the occurrence of sexual misconduct and addressing its effects.
- Overview of the College of the Holy Cross Sexual Misconduct Policy
- Definitions of Prohibited Conduct Under the College of the Holy Cross Sexual Misconduct Policy
- Process for Investigating and Resolving Complaints
- College Resources and Community Resources
- State Law Definitions
- Additional Considerations
- Prevention Education
- Office of the Director of Title IX Initiatives
- Title IX Coordinator, Deputy Coordinators & Other Campus Resources
- Information on Proposed Title IX Regulations
- If you have been sexually assaulted
- If someone you know has been sexually assaulted