Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 is a comprehensive federal law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in any federally funded education program or activity.
| Access to Higher Education | Women and men shall be afforded equal opportunities to obtain higher degrees. |
| Athletics | Educational institutions shall ensure gender equity in all athletics 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. |
| Gender Stereotypes | Educational institutions shall ensure all learning environments are free of gender stereotypes. |
| 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. Click here 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.
BRCC Title IX Policy: Power-Based Violence/Sexual Misconduct