The U.S., the U.K., China, Australia, France… everyone is grappling with what to do as reports of campus sexual misconduct increase.  This webinar will be presented by a panel with decades of experience who advise institutions of higher education in the US with programs abroad. 

Our experts from across the US will address:

• The types of conduct being reported: Sexual harassment &  sexual assault

  • What is driving the increased reporting?

• Prevention strategies: Some things are required for compliance, some things actually work

  • Which is which?

• Formulating an effective response:

  • What to do when the organization receives a report:

    • Who should be involved?

    • What should happen versus what actually happens?

  • Anonymous complaints, third-hand reports, claims from prior employees and students, decades-old conduct and other challenges

  • What is the institution’s legal obligation?

• Specific issues in higher education:

  • Dealing with power: senior administrators, faculty, and coaches accused of sexual misconduct

  • Does Title IX apply to international locations of U.S. institutions?

Who Should Attend?

This webinar is an invitation-only event exclusively for clients of ELA member law firms.  The information presented will be of particular interest to:

• Campus, In-house Counsel

• Title IX Administrators and Investigators

• Human Resources Professionals

• Student Affairs Professionals

Speakers:

Kate Nash - Moderator 
Tueth Keeny Cooper Mohan Jackstadt P.C.
Missouri​

Natasha Baker
Hirschfeld Kraemer
California

Michael Porter
Miller Nash Graham & Dunn
Oregon

Stephen Vaughan
Gray, Plant, Mooty
Minnesota