Title IX Reporting

You may report an incident to the Title IX Coordinator to a Deputy Title IX Coordinator, or to the Office of Equal Opportunity and Access, all of which keep information private but are not confidential. Anonymous reports can be made online to the TIX Coordinator/EOA by using the REPORT A CONCERN form.

Confidential support options are available even if you choose not to formally report an incident, you have the right to access supportive resources, medical care, advocacy, and counseling. Learn more about Title IX Campus and Community Resources. 

Understand Your Choices

Learn important definitions and distinctions related to reporting.

Reporting Options

See a list of offices to which you may report an incident.

What to Expect

Find a step-by-step description of the Title IX process once an incident is reported.

Need immediate help? Call UMPD.
911 or (413)545-2121
Report an Incident

Title IX Support at UMass Amherst

There are a variety of resources and options that will support any member of the campus community who experiences gender discrimination, sexual harassment, sexual violence, dating violence, domestic violence, stalking, or other sexual misconduct. These resources are available regardless of whether a complaint (report) is filed.

Equal Opportunity and Access Office Title IX Coordinator Deputy Title IX Coordinators Dean of Students Office Center for Women and Community University Health Services UMass Amherst Police Department Student Legal Services Office
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Survivor's Bill of Rights

UMass Amherst is committed to providing options, support, and assistance to survivors to ensure they can continue their education and fully participate in campus life. Understand your rights.

Read the Survivor's Bill of Rights