Title IX is now part of the Office of Equal Opportunity, which oversees the university’s civil rights compliance responsibilities under federal and local laws. For more information, visit the OEO website.
Title IX at GW
The George Washington University is committed to maintaining a positive climate for study and work, in which individuals are judged solely on relevant factors, such as skill and performance, and can pursue their activities in an atmosphere free from discrimination, harassment, and violence. The Title IX Office supports the university’s commitment by fairly and equitably responding to reports of sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating and domestic violence, and stalking. The Title IX Office also provides prevention and response educational programming for the GW community to educate the community on creating safe, respectful, and inclusive education and workplace environments.
See Understanding Title IX for more information about Title IX and GW Policies.
Advisor Program
The Title IX Volunteer Advisor Pilot Program launched in the Spring of 2025. This program was established for the purpose of connecting parties who do not have an advisor to Volunteer Advisors trained by the university.
Office Hours
It's important to know how Title IX works and get the support you need. Learn how to connect with a member of the Title IX Staff, including information about Drop-In and Virtual Office Hours.
Annual Reports
The Title IX Office publishes annual reports to provide greater transparency and make the Title IX Office more accessible to the GW community. Annual Reports present anonymized data on the incidents reported to the office as well as information on prevention and response.
Join the Team
Looking to work with the GW Title IX Office? Check out our Join the Team page to learn about current openings.
Announcements
Stay informed about important developments related to the GW Title IX Office and the Title IX field.