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Here at REGucation, we have been closely monitoring the CARES Act and compliance obligations under the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund. As we now have a clearer picture of HEERF reporting and data collection obligations, the following post may provide a timely recap and reminder of institutional obligations. READ MORE
To assist institutions in their efforts to comply with the new Title IX requirements, Thompson Coburn’s Higher Education Practice has created a free compliance checklist, which is available for download here. This self-audit tool is designed to assist institutions as they review their policies for compliance with the new rule’s most significant requirements. READ MORE
Thompson Coburn’s Higher Education Practice has created a free, online lecture series that provides foundational training for those individuals who will be administering the new Title IX process this fall, including Title IX coordinators, investigators, advisors, hearing officers, and appeal officers. READ MORE
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