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  • In the event of a life-threatening emergency, dial 911 immediately.
  • If you feel threatened on campus, wish to report suspicious activity, would like an escort between your transportation to campus and your classroom, or have other security concerns, please call the security number for your campus.
  • Any person may file a Title IX or other civil rights complaint day or night, by phone or email as indicated below.

Know of a concerning behavior, incident, or other concern you would like to report?

File a report

To report discrimination, harassment, sexual assault, domestic/dating violence, or stalking, regardless of where it occurred, you can complete the report on this page or contact Josh Vollendorf, Director of Compliance/Title IX, ADA and Clery Coordinator, at compliance@gtc.edu, 262-564-3062, Racine Campus, Lake Building, L101.

Confidential Reporting: Students can make confidential reports to any of the college’s Student Support Counselor (SSC) who are acting in their capacity as a counselor. Employees can make confidential reports to the college’s Employee Assistance Program. A confidential report means that your information is not shared with the college or Title IX Coordinator unless you choose to do so, to the extent allowed by law.

As a member of the Gateway Technical College community, Title IX protects you from discrimination based on sex throughout your educational journey. Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972 is a federal law that states:

“No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance.”

This means while at Gateway Technical College, you are protected from all forms of sexual misconduct, whether you are a student, employee, contractor, guest or visitor. We are dedicated to providing an education and employment environment free from illegal harassment and discrimination.

Gateway’s Office for Equal Opportunity and Civil Rights provides support services, investigations and resolution options without regard to the legal status of the parties or witnesses and does not report immigration status to immigration authorities.

Title IX and Civil Rights Training

Students are encouraged to complete our Title IX and Civil Rights Training. Those who complete the training will receive $20 in gift cards (see course for details). View instructions on how to enroll.

Definitions of Sexual Harassment and Other Forms of Sex Discrimination

Find definitions for behaviors prohibited by Gateway’s police and/or Title IX on our Title IX - Behavior Definitions page.

The Title IX Grievance Process

Allegations of sexual harassment, as defined in policy H:110 - Equal Opportunity, Civil Rights and Sexual Harassment, are processed under our Title IX Grievance Procedure.

User Guide to the Gateway’s Sex/Gender Discrimination & Harassment Resolution Processes

Below is an overview of the process.