Consequences

El Camino College Consequences

To learn about potential consequences for acts of sexual violence and/or sexual harassment, review the applicable District Board Policies and Administrative Procedures linked below and the Provisional Title IX Procedures which can be found on the Title IX and EEO Compliance homepage.

In compliance with state and federal law, El Camino College prohibits sex and gender-based discrimination pursuant to Board Policies 3410 (Non-Discrimination), 3430 (Prohibition of Harassment), 3433 (Prohibition of Sexual Harassment Under Title IX), and 3540 (Sexual and Gender-Based Misconduct) and Administrative Procedures 3410 (Non-Discrimination), 3430 (Prohibition of Harassment), 3433 (Prohibition of Sexual Harassment Under Title IX), and 3540 (Sexual and Gender-Based Misconduct).

Read the Written Notification of Rights and Options for Sexual and/or Gender-based Misconduct (will open a PDF in a new window) to learn more about your Title IX rights and options.

Criminal and Civil Consequences

Complainants (or victims) have the right to file a report with the campus Title IX Coordinator and/or with law enforcement, including Campus Police or local law enforcement agencies. A complainant may choose to pursue criminal and/or civil legal action. Regardless of whether a criminal or civil action is initiated, the Title IX Coordinator will continue to implement the District’s Title IX Procedures. Administrative and criminal processes may be pursued concurrently.

Subject to Change Disclaimer:

The information (including Office procedures and links) on this page is subject to change and updates without prior notice to keep the District in compliance with Board Policies and/or State and Federal laws.