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Title IX is federal legislation that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in all education programs and activities operated by colleges and universities. This legislation clarifies the process for filing and following through on complaints of sex discrimination, sexual harassment, and sexual misconduct.Ìý

Read more information about the °ÄÃÅÁùºÏ²Ê Title IX policies and terminology on the Title IX Definitions and Policies page.ÌýÌý

If this is an emergency situation withÌý¾±³¾³¾±ð»å¾±²¹³Ù±ðÌýthreat to self or others,Ìýcall 911.

If you are a student and need to file a complaint,Ìýplease complete the reporting form.

If you are an employee and need to file a complaint,Ìýplease complete the Unlawful Harassment/Discrimination Complaint FormÌýand send it to Vice Chancellor Laura Barosso by email.

After receipt of a report of sexual misconduct, the Title IX Coordinator contacts the student complainant and student respondent to schedule an initial appointment.

If an employee is involved, HR reaches out to the employee to schedule the initial appointment. Student employees are considered students and are treated as such.

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Our colleges cares deeply about the well-being of all students, and we understand that everyone's journey and needs are unique, especially when dealing with challenging situations. To support this, each of our colleges is equipped with Student Health Centers staffed with compassionate and professional Mental Health Therapists. These professionals are here to provide you with the support you need, when you need it.

If you're navigating difficult emotions or situations, including any form of distress that you might not be ready to talk about, please know you have a safe space at our colleges. You can easily schedule a confidential appointment with a mental health professional by visiting and/or contacting the front desk of any Student Health Center. It's important to us that you feel comfortable and respected, so there's no need for you to disclose the reason for your visit when making an appointment. Our primary goal is to ensure you have access to the support and resources that can help you through your journey, on your own terms.

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Students, please set up a free, confidential consultation with our trained and caring professionals at each college:

• : 805-378-1413Ìý| Located in the Administration Building (AD)
• : 805-678-5832Ìý| Located on the 1st Floor of the Student Services Building (SS)
• : 805-289-6346Ìý​| Located on the 1st Floor of the Creative Resources Center Building (CRC)

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In case of an immediate emergency,Ìýcall 911. If you are in need of additional resources either on or off campus, here is a list of local agencies that can help:

• Moorpark College Student Health Center (805) 378-1413
• Oxnard College Student Health Center (805) 678-5832
• Ventura College Student Health Center (805) 289-6346
• Ventura Police Department (805) 339-4400
• Santa Paula Police Department (805) 525-4474
• Ventura County Sheriff's OfficeÌý(805) 654-9511
• Safe Harbor East (Simi Valley) (805) 526-3900
• Safe Harbor West (Ventura) (805) 641-4430
• Strength United (CSUN) (818) 886-0453
• Santa Paula Hospital (805) 933-8600
• St. John's Region Medical Center (Oxnard)Ìý(805) 988-2500
• St. John's Pleasant Valley Hospital (Camarillo)Ìý(805) 389-5800
• Ventura County Medical Center (Ventura) (805) 652-6000
• Coalition for Family Harmony (Oxnard) (805) 983-6014
• Ventura County Rape Crisis Center (Ventura) (805) 656-1111
• The Women's CenterÌý(818) 677-2780
• Information Hotline 211
• Interface Mental Health Hotline 805-485-6114
• Interface Children & Family Services +1 (800) 339-9597
• Coalition Sexual Assault Hotline +1 (800) 656-1111
• National Rape Hotline +1 (800) 656-4673
• National Suicide Hotline +1 (800) 273-8255
• Domestic Violence Hotline +1 (800) 799-7233

More information can be found inÌýSexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, and Stalking Policy, Procedures, Rights, and Information.