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Does it Make Sense to Sue if You’ve Been Denied Tenure Due to Discrimination?

| Andrew Miltenberg | Title IX, Title IX : Sexual Assault/Misconduct

Achieving academic tenure is the hallmark of success for educators and in the college and university environment. This status grants a level of security that enables academic faculty to focus on their chosen area of study without distraction. Although tenure is a privilege rather than a right, it can easily become an expectation. Professors often …

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What Privacy Rights Do College Students Have?

| Andrew Miltenberg | Student Rights, Title IX

A “reasonable” expectation of privacy is a hallmark of American society and many people consider it a sacred right. But all rights are not without their limits because they must be balanced against the rights and interests of others. In some places, we have a diminished expectation of privacy because of those competing interests. Public …

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What is the Informal Process for Resolving a Title IX Complaint?

| Andrew Miltenberg | Title IX, Title IX: Procedure

When a student files a Title IX complaint on a college or university campus, sometimes the complaint is resolved through an informal process, while other times, the resolution requires more formal proceedings with an investigation and hearing. The use of informal proceedings is sometimes restricted depending on the current regulatory scheme in effect, which has …

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Does Title IX Apply to Revenue Sharing for Student Athletes?

| Andrew Miltenberg | Title IX : Athletics

While details of the arrangement are still under legal dispute, it seems clear that the settlement proposed to end the antitrust cases against the NCAA and conferences regarding compensation of student athletes will allow revenue sharing and other forms of compensation not previously a part of college athletic programs. It wasn’t that long ago that …

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