GovState provides multiple options for reporting information about possible sex discrimination, including sex-based harassment, to the Title IX Coordinator. Students, employees, and others with information to report are encouraged to choose the option with which they will feel most comfortable.
Title IX Office Team
Reports can be made directly to the GovState Title IX
Coordinator or a Deputy Title IX Coordinator at the following information:
Kaitlyn Anne Wild
Director of Compliance
and Title IX Coordinator
1 University Parkway,
G328
University Park, IL
60484
Telephone: 708.534.4846
Email: titleixofficer@govst.edu |
Peter Rockey
Exec. Dir. of Employee
and Labor Relations,
Deputy Title IX
Coordinator
1 University Parkway,
C1361
University Park, IL
60484
Telephone: 708.235.7468
Email: prockey@govst.edu | Damon Sloan
Exec. Dir. of Community
Standards & Student Advocacy,
Deputy Title IX
Coordinator
1 University Parkway,
C1312
University Park, IL
60484
Telephone: 708.235.2228
Email: dsloan@govst.edu |
Secure Electronic Reporting Options
GovState currently offers two options for submitting secure
electronic reports of sex discrimination.
Both options:
- Allow for anonymous reporting
- Are available 24/7
Responsible Employees fulfilling their Title IX reporting
obligations are welcome, and encouraged, to utilize one of the secure
electronic reporting options, but they should identify themselves in their
reports and not report anonymously.
Internal Title IX Reporting Form (Maxient)
Current GovState students and employees with information
about sex discrimination affecting or involving students may submit their
reports through an internal Title IX Reporting Form (supported by the
University’s Maxient system).
Click here to access the Title IX Reporting Form
The Compliance Hotline
Employees and other members of the GovState community with
information to report do so through the University’s Compliance Hotline. The
Compliance Hotline allows for both telephone (toll-free) and online reporting. It
is staffed by a third-party vendor, not University employees, to help preserve
privacy. The vendor has multilingual specialists available to assist
non-English speakers.
Access the Compliance Hotline by:
(when prompted, tell the Hotline you are affiliated with
Governors State University)
Department of Public Safety
Conduct that may constitute a crime or raise safety concerns
in addition to being sex discrimination, should also be reported to campus law
enforcement:
Department of Public Safety
Police Services
1 University Parkway, C1375
University Park, IL 60684
Telephone: 708.534.4900 (non-emergency)
In an emergency situation, call 9-1-1.
In an emergency, call 9-1-1 or contact law enforcement
before using another channel to make a report to the Title IX Coordinator!
The Title IX Office Team and Department of Public Safety share
information about reports they receive when the incident reported includes both
possible sex discrimination and possibly unlawful acts.