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URMIAOff- campus harassment : Identifying the geographical reach of Title IX Compliance2013 URMIA Journal Reprint Paula A. Barran Barran Liebman, LLP Jeffrey D. JonesBarran Liebman, LLPUniversity Risk Management and Insurance AssociationOut of this nettle - danger - we pluck this flower - safety. William shakEsPEarE (1564 1616),PoEt and PlayWriGht 25URMIA Journal 2013Abstract: Under Title IX, colleges and universities must work to prevent discrimination and sexual harassment in their programs and activities. However, what is the duty of colleges and universi-ties to prevent such harassment during Off-Campus activities or programs? This article provides a survey of different cases in which harassment occurred off campus and what the findings of the courts were in those cases.

URMIA Off-Campus Harassment: Identifying the Geographical Reach of Title IX Compliance 2013 URMIA Journal Reprint Paula A. Barran Barran Liebman, LLP

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