In order to protect the rights of all persons who live and work at South Carolina,
we ensure that the university is in compliance with state and federal anti-discrimination
and harassment laws and regulations.
If you or someone you know has been the victim of discrimination or harassment at
the University of South Carolina, you can report it. Please know this does not automatically
initiate an investigation or notify the alleged, but can connect those impacted with
staff to discuss options.
How We Can Help
The Office of Equal Opportunity Programs is committed to providing an inclusive environment.
We can help:
find options to resolve concerns explain the university's policies prohibiting unlawful discrimination and harassmentrefer victims of discrimination or harassment to other departments for additional support advise complainants and respondents of their rights and resourcesinvestigate claims of unlawful discrimination, including sexual assault and harassment.
We empower you to be an agent of change on our campus by helping you recognize and report unlawful
discrimination and harassment.
The University of South Carolina does not discriminate in educational or employment
opportunities on the basis of race, sex, gender, gender identity, transgender status,
age, color, religion, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, genetics, protected
veteran status, pregnancy, childbirth or related medical conditions.
901 Sumter Streetcivilrights@mailbox.sc.edu
For information about sexual assault and interpersonal violence support, visit Interpersonal Violence for help and information.
The Title IX Task Force has begun meeting to establish procedures, action items and
timelines.
Learn more about the Title IX Task Force and their charge to conduct a comprehensive review of the entire system related to
acts or threats of sexual harassment or interpersonal violence.
