麻豆国产AV

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The Harassment and Sex-Based Discrimination Board (HSDB) is a group of faculty and staff whose purpose is to help ensure that members of the College community can live and work free from harassment and/or discrimination.

When a member of the College community files a formal complaint that proceeds through a formal resolution process, members of the HSDB will make a determination on whether the applicable policy was violated.

To prevent further incidents from occurring, and in keeping with the College’s obligations under Title IX, 麻豆国产AV employees (except those who are identified as confidential) are required to report possible incidents of sex-based discrimination to Rachel Koegel, the College’s Interim Title IX Director (rkoegel@hamilton.edu, 315-859-4245). The Title IX Director will offer to meet with the person who may have experienced sex-based discrimination to explain the options available and discuss next steps, including the option to file a formal complaint under the applicable policy and/or the option to pursue a criminal complaint.

Board Members

  • Sally Cockburn (HSDB Chair) - Professor of Mathematics
  • - Head Men’s Lacrosse coach and Professor of Physical Education
  • - Head Men’s & Women’s Swimming and Diving Coach and Associate Professor of Physical Education
  • - Head Men’s Hockey Coach and Professor of Physical Education
  • Mark Kinne - Manager of Building Structural Trades
  • Phil Klinkner - Professor of Government
  • Cheryl Morgan - Professor of French and Francophone Studies
  • - Head Football Coach and Professor of Physical Education
  • Deidre Pierson - Associate Director of Athletics and Associate Professor of Physical Education
  • Kristin Strohmeyer - Senior Research and Community Engagement Librarian
  • Katherine Terrell - Professor of Literature

Contact

Interim Director of Title IX & Civil Rights Compliance

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