Filing a Formal Complaint/Investigative Process
This page contains information on how to file a formal complaint with the Title IX Office and our investigative process.
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This page contains information on how to file a formal complaint with the Title IX Office and our investigative process.
Yes. The other party will receive a Notice of Allegations, notifying them a formal complaint has been filed.
Moody has an anti-retaliation policy. The Title IX Coordinator will meet with the Respondent prior to sending out a Notice of Allegations, and in that meeting clear expectations will be set.
The case will be investigated by Moody and the Respondent will have an opportunity to view, submit, and respond to the evidence. A neutral, impartial decision-maker will determine if the Respondent violated Moody’s Title IX Policy.
Supportive measures can still be offered, and a Formal Complaint can still be filled. BUT if that person is not a part of Moody’s community, there may not be disciplinary sanctions Moody can apply to the Respondent.