If you are in a dangerous situation and/or you need immediate assistance, call 911. For immediate assistance 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, please call Public Safety at one of the following:
- Castleton: 802.468.1215
- Johnson: 802.635.1205
- Lyndon: 802.626.6452
- Randolph & Williston: 802.728.1292
What is Title IX?
Title IX, or TIX, prohibits sex discrimination, sexual harassment, sexual assault, domestic or dating violence, and stalking. VTSU is committed to providing a work and learning space free from all forms of these actions and behaviors. For more information, see Policy 311A.
What is a Protected Class?
Per Federal and State definitions, a protected class includes race, color, ancestry, ethnicity, national origin, place of birth, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, sex characteristics, sex stereotypes, creed, religion, crime victim status, pregnancy or related conditions, disability, age, veteran status, marital status, genetic information, positive HIV-related blood test results, physical or mental conditions, or any other status protected by state or Federal law. (Phew, that’s a long list!) For more information, see Policy 311.
Make a Report
If you or someone you know has experienced harassment, discrimination, sexual or physical violence or assault, or domestic violence, reach out. To make a report, reach out to one of our coordinators listed below.
- University-Wide: Amanda Hanincik, Interim Title IX Coordinator, TitleIXCoordinator@vermontstate.edu, 802.728.1103
- Castleton: Jennifer Jones, Deputy Title IX Coordinator, jennifer.jones@vermontstate.edu
- Johnson: Sara Kinerson, Deputy Title IX Coordinator, sara.kinerson@vermontstate.edu
- Lyndon: Denise Moses, Deputy Title IX Coordinator, denise.moses@vermontstate.edu
- Randolph/Williston: Amanda Hanincik, Interim Title IX Coordinator, TitleIXCoordinator@vermontstate.edu
For confidential help, email: Wellness@Vermontstate.edu
