Title IX and Athletics: How to Self-Audit for Higher Ed

Title IX expert Richard Verstegen will show you how to conduct a self-audit of your athletics program to ensure compliance. You will learn how to review participation, funding, competition, facilities, and other areas where higher education institutions often make mistakes.

What You'll Learn

  • New August Title IX Regulatory Changes
  • What is the focus of the latest Title IX guidance?
  • What is the three-prong test? How does it apply to athletics?
  • How does Title IX relate to coaches, practices, and facilities?
  • What should your policies include to ensure Title IX compliance?
  • What must you consider before adding or eliminating a sport?
  • What specific areas should you audit? How?
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Training Overview

Make time now for your Title IX athletics self-audit. Discover changes that may be violating the law.

Newly proposed regulations may require athletics program refinements to ensure ongoing compliance with Title IX, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex. As the new academic year gets underway, now is an ideal time to conduct a self-audit to confirm your institution’s policies and practices are in compliance.

Title IX can be complicated, so your college or university may unknowingly create violations with even minor athletics policy or practice changes. Because of these complexities, it is essential to understand the law and systematically check compliance at least annually to avoid legal pitfalls.

  • New August Title IX Regulatory Changes
  • What is the focus of the latest Title IX guidance?
  • What is the three-prong test? How does it apply to athletics?
  • How does Title IX relate to coaches, practices, and facilities?
  • What should your policies include to ensure Title IX compliance?
  • What must you consider before adding or eliminating a sport?
  • What specific areas should you audit? How?
Recommended Audience
Who Should Attend?
  • College and university administrators
  • Title IX coordinators
  • Athletic directors and administrators
  • Associate and assistant deans
  • Legal counsel
  • Compliance officers
What's included
Training includes
  • Certificate of Attendance
  • All resources and training materials
About

Expert Presenter

Richard F. Verstegen
  • Partner with Boardman & Clark, LLP of Madison, Wisconsin
  • School Law Practice Group and Labor and Employment Group
  • Represents educational institutions in a variety of education law matters
  • Published many articles regarding education and employment law
  • Former president of the Wisconsin School Attorneys Association
  • Current member of the State Bar of Wisconsin
  • JD degree from the University of Wisconsin Law School

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