University Policies

The ​​University’s Policy on Sexual Misconduct applies to all faculty, staff, and students. 

The policy includes definitions of what constitutes sexual harassment (including sexual assault, non-consensual sexual contact, dating violence, domestic violence, stalking, Title IX Sexual Harassment, other forms of sexual misconduct, or conduct that creates a hostile environment). 

Georgetown University strives to maintain a community characterized by a respect for others. At a minimum, this means a community that is free from sexual and discriminatory harassment. Our culture of respect means that no type of sexual or discriminatory harassment is tolerated, and all incidents of intolerant or disrespectful conduct reported to a non-confidential resource will be addressed. The University is dedicated to responding quickly and thoroughly to all reports of sexual or discriminatory harassment, and to enforcing the University’s Non-Retaliation Policy to protect those who report and/or are involved in an investigation of sexual or discriminatory harassment.

For more information, please read:

• Georgetown University Office of Student Conduct Sexual Misconduct Policies and Procedures: Procedures when the allegations are against a student on the Main, SCS or Georgetown University in Qatar Campus

  • Student Conduct Amnesty Policy in the context of COVID-19

  • Party’s Rights when the allegations are against a student on the Main, SCS or Georgetown University in Qatar Campus 

  • Disability Accommodation Statement when the allegations are against a student on the Main, SCS, or Georgetown University in Qatar Campus

• Georgetown University School of Medicine Grievance Procedures: Procedures when the allegations are against a student on the Medical Campus (beginning on page 101)

  • Disability Accommodation Statement when the allegations are against a student on the Medical Campus

• Georgetown Law Student Handbook of Academic Policies: Procedures when the allegations are against a student on the Georgetown Law Center Campus

  • Disability Accommodation Statement when the allegations are against a student on the Georgetown Law Center Campus 

• Office of Institutional Diversity, Equity, and Affirmative Action (IDEAA) Grievance Procedures: Procedures when the allegations are against a faculty, staff member, or third party

• Procedures for Summer Program Participants Not Otherwise Affiliated with the University: Procedures when the allegations are against a summer program participant not otherwise affiliated with the University (e.g. high school students, athletic campers, interns solely living on campus, etc.)

• Sexual Misconduct Reporting Obligations for Faculty & Staff 

• Policy on Consensual Sexual or Romantic Relationships

• Equal Opportunity and Non-Discrimination in Education

• Equal Opportunity and Non-Discrimination in Employment

The University has developed visual aids to supplement the above policies and procedures to help ease individuals’ understanding of such processes.

Questions can be directed to the University’s Title IX contacts.