The University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Our Title IX Commitment

The University of Tennessee is committed to creating and maintaining a safe and non-discriminatory learning, living, and working environment free from Sexual Harassment (including

Sexual Assault, Dating Violence, Domestic Violence, and Stalking), Sexual Exploitation, and Retaliation.

The University of Tennessee’s Title IX commitment is grounded in the Center for Disease Control’s Social-Ecological Model. Our commitment emphasizes five key areas:

1. Policy. Our foundation is in the policy and procedures we follow.
2. Prevention and Education. Our goal is to prevent Sexual Harassment (including Sexual Assault, Dating Violence, Domestic Violence, and Stalking), Sexual Exploitation, and Retaliation before they happen.
3. Supportive Measures. Our promise is to provide support and appropriate supportive measures to individuals involved in the Title IX process.
4. Investigation and Resolution. Our commitments to due process, campus safety, and encouraging reporting guide how we investigate and resolve reports.
5. Patterns and Trends. Our responsibility is to utilize the best available research, evidence-based practice, and our own campus trends in our prevention and response efforts.

2022 Title IX Annual Report

The Office of Title IX publishes an annual report to provide transparency, increase awareness, recognize the work of our campus and community partners, and ensure ongoing accountability.

Our responsibility to the community is to show our work. This data is specific to UT and informs the way we work to meet the needs of our campus community.

As you review the report, please know that our door remains open year-round to your ideas, suggestions, questions, and concerns. For annual data beginning in 2011, visit the documents archive.