(05-27-2016 06:20 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  Breaking down the schools being investigating by conference.

AAC:5
UConn
South Florida
Cincinnati
Temple
Houston

I'm sure my alma mater isn't perfect, but it doesn't appear UC is being investigated for Title IX violations at the moment. Where is Cincinnati on the list you posted?

(05-27-2016 12:27 PM)stxrunner Wrote:  

(05-27-2016 06:20 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  Breaking down the schools being investigating by conference.

AAC:5
UConn
South Florida
Cincinnati
Temple
Houston

I'm sure my alma mater isn't perfect, but it doesn't appear UC is being investigated for Title IX violations at the moment. Where is Cincinnati on the list you posted?

You have to click on one of the links embedded in the article that the OP linked. I think that the list is very inclusive. I don't think that anyone seriously believes that UC is in material noncompliance with Title IX.

Some schools may not get touched, but schools like Florida State, Baylor and Tennessee could get punished for how they handled their issues. Even BYU could get punished by the feds. In Penn State's case? I think they using the victims of Sandusky as part to punish them with the rape of female students. You could make a case that these four schools and the 5th Penn State are unsafe for females and for kids if you have a bunch of beasts preying on them.

(05-27-2016 05:48 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  Some schools may not get touched, but schools like Florida State, Baylor and Tennessee could get punished for how they handled their issues. Even BYU could get punished by the feds. In Penn State's case? I think they using the victims of Sandusky as part to punish them with the rape of female students. You could make a case that these four schools and the 5th Penn State are unsafe for females and for kids if you have a bunch of beasts preying on them.

Are you trolling?

(05-27-2016 05:50 PM)HeartOfDixie Wrote:  

(05-27-2016 05:48 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  Some schools may not get touched, but schools like Florida State, Baylor and Tennessee could get punished for how they handled their issues. Even BYU could get punished by the feds. In Penn State's case? I think they using the victims of Sandusky as part to punish them with the rape of female students. You could make a case that these four schools and the 5th Penn State are unsafe for females and for kids if you have a bunch of beasts preying on them.

Are you trolling?

No, but with the issue of schools want to win at all costs, they tend to look away these things which causes problems later. As for Penn State? They are still not off the hook by any matter. Schools do get rated on how safe the environment of their campus is for students and others. So far, BYU, Tennessee, Florida State, Penn State and Baylor would fall under as failures. Even Vanderbilt may have problems on how they handled those football players who were found guilty in a court of law last year. The issue is how many schools are out there like Baylor covering up these things? I think Florida State, and the local police department would also be looked at in the Winston's case to see if they covered his crime up? And if they found that the local law helped covered the star QB's crime up? Than, they would be just as bad as the Baylor situation.

Schools should be self-reporting complaints and following those complaints according to policy. Being on the list is not the problem.

The problem is either in errors of omission (neglecting to report) or commission (suppressing reporting), the latter being the error that will really get a school in trouble as happened at Baylor and as being investigated at BYU.

(05-27-2016 06:35 PM)jrj84105 Wrote:  Schools should be self-reporting complaints and following those complaints according to policy. Being on the list is not the problem.

The problem is either in errors of omission (neglecting to report) or commission (suppressing reporting), the latter being the error that will really get a school in trouble as happened at Baylor and as being investigated at BYU.

But, how many of them out there like Baylor and BYU? I can think Florida State and the local law covered up Winston's rape big time. Winston can't stay out of trouble. Rape, shop lifting, yelling out a rape saying in a launch room and so forth. He was giving chances at FSU, and they looked away at each incident. One game suspension did not taught him anything.

(05-27-2016 05:48 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  Some schools may not get touched, but schools like Florida State, Baylor and Tennessee could get punished for how they handled their issues. Even BYU could get punished by the feds. In Penn State's case? I think they using the victims of Sandusky as part to punish them with the rape of female students. You could make a case that these four schools and the 5th Penn State are unsafe for females and for kids if you have a bunch of beasts preying on them.

PSU prioritizes football above all else.

But as long as you don't get in football's way, PSU is an incredibly safe campus. I don't think that it's fair to say that PSU isn't safe for women and kids. Sandusky is in jail, and there aren't that many football players, and even out of that select group, there are a very finite number of bad apples in a sea of 46,000 students on campus.

Is PSU perfect? No. Is it generally unsafe? Absolutely not.

Is General Electric threatened with losing all federal funding every time there is a sexual harassment claim brought against them?

Is your apartment complex manager threatened with prison time if he doesn't ensure that there is no sexual harassment going on in anyone's apartment?

We have a legal system for a reason. Universities are exactly the wrong type of institution to be dealing with these crimes. They're horrible at conducting investigations, horrible at protecting the rights of the accuser, and especially horrible at protecting the rights of the accused.

(05-26-2016 09:27 PM)Stay Cool Wrote:  Yaaayyyyyy NIU isn't being investigated wooooo

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Or UB... Yayyyyyyyy!

To be fair they are not under investigation for campus violence. They are under investigation for "how they handle sexual assaults."

Now I would hope this means they are going to crack down on kangaroo courts which deny the accused due process. Something tells me though that's not what the feds are going for.

This doesn't sound good. Campus honor code officials receiving illegally acquired rape reports and intimidating a victim in ongoing rape investigation.

http://www.sltrib.com/news/3956084-155/s...ess?page=2

The latest is now Baylor makes it number 247 schools under investigation. Stanford have 5 different incidents of multiple complaints of sexual assaults and all that. Most of the schools are Religious schools. Montana's case with the football players have been listed as resolved. Booting the football players might have a result to be listed as resolved.

The issue here ISN'T "Title IX" but the Clery Act which mandates the reporting of campus crime statistics.

As I said on the other thread, UC apparently had a rape reported, it is apparently being investigated, and UC properly disclosed it.

You are dangerously close to libel, David St... I recommend you stop while you're ahead of the game.

Try doing the barest of research...
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clery_Act

(06-02-2016 07:13 AM)BearcatJerry Wrote:  The issue here ISN'T "Title IX" but the Clery Act which mandates the reporting of campus crime statistics.

As I said on the other thread, UC apparently had a rape reported, it is apparently being investigated, and UC properly disclosed it.

You are dangerously close to libel, David St... I recommend you stop while you're ahead of the game.

They are also down under Title IX list as well. The list I saw was under Title IX as well.

http://projects.chronicle.com/titleix/investigations/


It is a news website for people who works in the higher education.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Chroni..._Education

They list all these schools on there as Title IX investigation. Usually both Clery and Title IX have the same meaning at times about crimes and unsafe campus. This is where the 247 schools are listed. Montana's case is listed as resolved.