Your Rights Under Title IX

You have the right to live and learn at UF free from discrimination.
You have the right to file a complaint of discrimination or harassment under UF’s Non-Discrimination Policy or UF’s Title IX Policy.
You have the right to make a police report and request a criminal investigation with law enforcement.
You have the right to supportive measures to help you live and learn at UF, such as housing or academic accommodation.
You have the right to request a no-contact order from UF or to pursue a Civil Protection Order from the courts.
You have the right to utilize services, support, and processes at UF without fear of retaliation.
You have the right to access on-campus and off-campus support services.
You have these rights regardless of your race, color, ethnicity; national origin; age; sex; sexual orientation; gender identity or expression; physical or mental disability; religion; or any other protected class.