Mandatory Reporting

Terms & Concepts

All UT Southwestern employees, faculty, students, trainees, and applicants should carefully review UT Southwestern’s Title IX policy, EDU-116, and other policies for more information.

UT Southwestern’s commitment to raising awareness of the dangers of sexual misconduct includes offering ongoing education through annual campuswide training on Title IX and UT Southwestern’s policies that protect against sexual discrimination and foster a safe, inclusive, and healthy campus

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The Title IX Coordinator and Deputy Coordinators have received specialized training and are knowledgeable about sex discrimination and sexual misconduct.

UT Southwestern strongly encourages the prompt reporting of incidents of sex discrimination (including discrimination on the basis of gender identity, gender expression, and sexual orientation), sexual harassment, sexual assault, sexual misconduct, interpersonal violence (including dating and

The UT Southwestern Medical Center Police Department provides security and enforces state and local laws for and near the UT Southwestern campus.

UT Southwestern Medical Center follows all federal and state laws that pertain to weapons – including handguns – on its campus.

The UTSW Police Department policy addresses racial profiling and provides a complaint process for those who believe they were stopped based on profiling.