The North Orange County Community College District takes safety seriously. In addition to campus safety departments and campus safety officers and at each of our campuses, NOCCCD provides a comprehensive prevention and outreach program to prevent sexual assault/misconduct for students, faculty and staff. 

Included in this section is information on the Title IX federal rights law and ways to avoid sexual assault/misconduct, which includes, but is not limited to: rape, dating violence, domestic violence, sexual harassment, stalking, and sexual assault.

If you become the victim of sexual assault/misconduct, we urge you to speak with NOCCCD's Title IX Office or any of our Title IX coordinators, campus safety departments, or Student Health Services staff. NOCCCD takes sexual assault/ misconduct and violence allegations seriously, and will make every effort to thoroughly investigate all claims.

NOCCCD Board Policies and Administrative Procedures:
BP 3410: Unlawful Discrimination
BP 3430: Prohibition of Harassment
BP 3540: Sexual Assaults and Other Sexual Misconduct
AP 3410: Unlawful Discrimination

AP 3434: Responding to Harassment Based on Sex Under Title IX (Interim Procedures)
AP 3540: Sexual Assaults and Other Sexual Misconduct

Consent Video: It's as Simple as Tea

Title IX Training:
The New Title IX Team and Process for Community College Districts
Title IX Deeper Dive for Officers and Coordinators

For information on how to file a formal administrative complaint click here.

For more information about Sexual Assault/Misconduct & Title IX, click here.

The following individuals serve as your District-wide Title IX officer and coordinators: