Title IX Resources
Whether you're looking for help for yourself or someone else, support is available. Below you'll find campus and community resources, reporting options, educational materials, and contact information.
If you have experienced sexual violence, contact the Title IX Coordinator or Campus Security to report the violation.
911 should be contacted directly for any police, fire, or emergency medical situation demanding immediate intervention.
Online Resources
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Explore helpful brochures as you navigate the Title IX process.
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Policy
Learn MoreCedarville’s Title IX Policy addresses all forms of sex discrimination, including sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking.
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Understanding the Process
The Title IX Coordinator can walk you through the process of what will happen once you report an incident, from receiving support, to filing a formal complaint, to resolution.
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Understanding the Respondent's Role
Learn MoreA Respondent (or Responding Party) is someone alleged to have been involved in an incident of prohibited conduct under Title IX.
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Blog Posts
Read ArticlesRead informative articles about sexual assault, domestic violence, and more.
Sexual Assault Awareness Month | Myth #1
ÌÇÐÄVlog is participating in Sexual Assault Awareness Month this April by dispelling four of the main myths that surround sexual violence in our culture. Shannon Berkheiser, Title IX...
Sexual Assault Awareness Month | Myth #2
In reality, clothing choice is NOT a factor in sexual assault; it is an excuse used by the offender to justify violence and shift responsibility to the victim. Talking about the way a victim was...
Sexual Assault Awareness Month | Myth #3
This is simply not true. In reality, about 7% of men experience sexual violence during their four years of college. Men and boys who have been sexually assaulted may fear that others may question...
Sexual Assault Awareness Month | Myth #4
Myth #4: Someone who has been sexually assaulted will appear battered and bruised and act hysterical.
Opposite of this, many victims of sexual assault are not visibly injured, and everyone responds...
On-Campus Resources
Title IX Coordinator — Shannon Berkheiser
Phone: 937-766-3339
Office: DMC 180
Send email to sberkheiser@cedarville.edu
Campus Security
Phone:
- Office: 937-766-7992
- On-campus Emergency (24/7): 999 *
- Off-campus Emergency (24/7): 937-239-6491
Send email to safety@cedarville.edu
Counseling Services
Office: SSC 163
Phone: 937-766-7855
Send email to counseling@cedarville.edu
Violence Free Futures Confidential Advocate
Confidential advocacy available from Violence Free Futures upon request.
Phone: 937-426-2334 (call or text)
Send email to nicole.hudson@violencefreefutures.org