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[Angela DiNunzio Seguin <>]

Michelle's answer prompted me to suggest to the Director of our Office of Student Conduct that we pose this same question to our University attorneys.  I would be very interested to hear what responses others get about a possible Title IX violation.

Angela DiNunzio Seguin
Project Director, UD-DSU VAWA Grant
Coordinator, Sexual Offense Support
Student Wellness & Health Promotion
University of Delaware
(302) 831-3457
http://www.udel.edu/studentwellness

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Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2012 08:48:46 -0600
From: Michelle Spradling <>
Subject: Re: Offender Re-entry
To: Liz Howley <>
Cc: "" <>

I'd talk to some attorneys about the potential for lawsuits from Title IX violations. I can recommend someone that I work with but I think there are many on this list. 

On Wednesday, October 31, 2012, Liz Howley wrote:

Hi Colleagues,

I'm wondering what your institutions have in place for students who are returning after having been found responsible for sexual assault and were sanctioned with suspension? Although it's rare, we do have students who choose to return after their year or so of suspension and I'm interested to see what programs exist or thoughts and ideas you have for potential programs? Additionally, what do you have in place for a student whose behavior warrants a sanction, but the council hasn't recommended suspension? 

Thanks for your feedback.

Liz

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Elizabeth Gallon Howley, MS, CHES
Assistant Director

University Health Center's Student Wellness & Outreach

James Madison University

Montpelier Hall, Room 506

MSC 7901

540.568.6251

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Michelle Spradling
Sexual Assault Interagency Council
Project Director
P.O. Box 18951
Denver, CO 80218
720-913-9284

www.denversaic.org