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The University of Iowa Office of Equal Opportunity and Diversity
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“Sexual harassment is reprehensible … The University will not tolerate behavior of a sexual nature by members of the University community that creates an intimidating or hostile environment for employment, education, on-campus living, or participation in a University activity.”
From the University of Iowa Policy on Sexual Harassment

What is sexual harassment?
Sexual harassment can take many forms. Here are some guidelines.

What you can do
A list of things that you can do to prevent or address sexual harassment.

People who can provide confidential advice

Confidentiality considerations

Filing a complaint

Retaliation

Educational resources

Information for supervisors and administrators

Sexual Harassment Awareness Web Site

Link to Sexual Harassment Policy

Trifold Sexual Harassment Handout (pdf)

Sexual harassment undermines the University’s ability to provide a safe, respectful workplace for employees and a well-rounded education for students. Sexual harassment can take many forms, from conditioning job benefits or grades on sexual favors to more subtle behaviors that create an intimidating or hostile campus environment and may prevent a person from achieving his or her full potential. All forms of sexual harassment violate the University’s policy.

If you or someone you know is experiencing sexual harassment, the Rape Victim Advocacy Program (335-6001) can provide confidential information and assistance. Please refer to the links at the left for information about other resources and complaint options that are available.

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

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The University of Iowa Office of Equal Opportunity and Diversity