Title IX
TCC is committed to providing a safe educational environment free of all forms of sex discrimination, sexual misconduct, sexual assault and sexual harassment.
Sexual misconduct and Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972
Tidewater Community College shall not tolerate sexual misconduct by any employee, student, group of employees, or group of students. The college considers sexual assault and sexual harassment to be forms of misconduct that undermine the integrity of the teaching, learning, and workplace relationships.
No student or employee should be subjected to unsolicited and unwelcome sexual overtures or conduct, of either a verbal or physical nature. All reported instances of sexual misconduct shall be investigated and TCC will provide a prompt, fair, and impartial investigation and resolution.
The following individual serves as the college’s Title IX Coordinator and is available to assist any individual who has questions or concerns regarding sexual misconduct:
Dr. Jeanne Natali
Title IX Coordinator
1700 College Crescent
Virginia Beach, VA 23453
jnatali@tcc.edu
757-822-7296
Everyone has the right to safety. Sexual misconduct, which includes sexual assault and sexual harassment, can put severe roadblocks in your educational path.
In the event that an incident of sexual misconduct occurs off campus or occurred in the past, you may still receive assistance by contacting The Women’s Center, the Campus Dean of Student Services, a counselor at any TCC campus, or a community support agency.
The Women’s Center at TCC
Chesapeake: 757-822-5133
Norfolk: 757-822-1140
Portsmouth: 757-822-2161
Virginia Beach: 757-822-7363
Additional community resources
Response Sexual Assault Support Services
757-622-4300
Virginia Family Violence and Sexual Assault Hotline
800-838-8238
Relationship/Domestic Violence Support Services
Statewide registration of sex offenders (Campus Sex Crime Prevention Act)
The federal Campus Sex Crime Prevention Act require all states implement procedures to help ensure that sex offered registration information is made available to students and the general public.
Information concerning registered sex offenders located within the Commonwealth of Virginia may be obtained on the Virginia State Police’s Website.