Which policy integrates Title IX and provides ongoing training related to sexual violence prevention?

• A. Sexual violence prevention and education policy.
• B. Student code of conduct only.
• C. Athletics policy.
• D. Library policy.

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is how a campus policy supports Title IX obligations and ongoing prevention training. The best choice is the policy labeled as sexual violence prevention and education policy because it is specifically built to address Title IX responsibilities—creating a safe environment, preventing harassment and violence, and providing mandatory, ongoing training for students, staff, and faculty. This policy typically outlines reporting procedures, protective measures, resources, and educational programs designed to raise awareness and teach bystander intervention, ensuring prevention efforts are continuous across the campus.

The student code of conduct, while it may cover rules and sanctions for misconduct, usually doesn’t by itself integrate Title IX requirements or mandate campus-wide ongoing prevention training. The athletics policy focuses on sports programs, eligibility, and conduct within athletics and is not the mechanism for campus-wide sexual violence prevention training. The library policy governs library services and resources, not safety, reporting, or prevention training.