Dear members of the Randolph community, Over the past year, we committed ourselves to closely examine both our Title IX policies as well as the campus culture that exists at Randolph as part of an effort to make improvements, enact change, and ensure that our community is one where students always feel safe and respected.
Climate Survey The student climate survey was sent to students in April. An outside firm is handling the survey, and the results will be shared later in the summer. External Review Troutman Pepper, a nationally recognized law firm, has been conducting a retrospective review of the College’s handling of Title IX cases to determine whether
The campus climate survey is currently underway. How long the survey remains in the field depends in part on the early response rate, but the survey should be finished by early May. The results will be released this summer.
Dear Randolph community, In September of last year, I convened a Task Force on Campus Culture to review current campus programming regarding consent and respect among members of the Randolph College community. The task force was composed of current and former students, faculty, parents, and staff. Its direction was to recommend practical measures the College
The Task Force on Campus Culture continues to meet regularly, and members are finalizing a set of recommendations regarding ways to improve our campus culture on consent and respect that will be presented to the president later this spring. A student campus climate survey regarding sexual assault and Title IX issues will be conducted next
The Task Force on Campus Culture continues to meet regularly. Members are examining the College’s current programming and working on a final set of recommendations regarding ways to improve our campus culture on consent and respect that will be presented to the president and the Board of Trustees later this spring. The law firm of