NOTICE OF REVISED POLICIES AND PROCEDURES Sample Clauses

NOTICE OF REVISED POLICIES AND PROCEDURES. By the start of the 2013-14 academic year, the University will provide all students and employees with written notice regarding the revised policies prohibiting sex discrimination and the grievance procedures for resolving sex discrimination complaints required by Sections II.A-E, as well as information on how to obtain a copy of the policies and grievance procedures. The University, at a minimum, will make this notification available through the University’s website, electronic mail messages to employees and students, any regularly issued newsletters (in print or online), and any other means of notification the University can use to ensure that the information is widely disseminated.
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NOTICE OF REVISED POLICIES AND PROCEDURES o Within 45 calendar days after notice is provided to students and employees of the new grievance procedures, the University will provide the United States with documentation that it has implemented provision III of this Agreement, including copies of the written notices issued to students and employees regarding the new Title IX procedures; a description of how the notices were distributed; copies of its revised student and employee handbooks; and a link to its webpage where the revised Title IX procedures are located.
NOTICE OF REVISED POLICIES AND PROCEDURES. By the start of the 2013-14 academic year, the University will provide all students and employees with written notice regarding the revised policies prohibiting sex discrimination and the grievance procedures for resolving sex discrimination complaints the University, OCR may initiate administrative compliance proceedings3 and DOJ may initiate civil enforcement proceedings in federal court.
NOTICE OF REVISED POLICIES AND PROCEDURES. 4. After adoption of the revised policies and procedures, the College will provide all students and employees with written notice regarding the revised policies prohibiting sex discrimination under Title IX on the basis of pregnancy or parental status. At a minimum, the College will make this notification through the Institute's website, electronic mail messages to employees and students, as well as by any other additional means of notification the College deems effective to ensure that the information is widely disseminated.
NOTICE OF REVISED POLICIES AND PROCEDURES. 5. After adoption of the revised policies and procedures, the University will provide all students and employees with written notice regarding the revised policies prohibiting sex discrimination under Title IX and the procedures for resolving Title IX sex discrimination complaints, as well as information on how to obtain a copy of the policies and complaint procedures. At a minimum, the University will make this notification through the University's website, electronic mail messages to employees and students, as well as by any other additional means of notification the University deems effective to ensure that the information is widely disseminated. REPORTING REQUIREMENT: Within 30 days from the adoption of the revised policies and procedures required above, the University will provide OCR with documentation showing how the University provided the written notice as required in item 4 above. TRAINING FOR STAFF

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