Title IX Team

Title IX Coordinator & Deputy Title IX Coordinators

Reports or complaints of sex discrimination, sexual harassment, sexual assault, sexual exploitation, dating violence, domestic violence, or stalking, or questions about the university’s policies, procedures, resources, or programs concerning any of those issues, may be directed to the university’s Title IX coordinator or one of the University’s deputy Title IX coordinators.

Office of Title IX Compliance

Deputy Title IX Coordinators

Rosite Delgado, (423) 425-5760
Executive Director of the Office of Equal Opportunity & Accessibility, Division of Access & Engagement
Deputy Title IX Coordinator for Employees

Laura Herron, (423) 425-4583
Executive Associate Director for Compliance and Administration and Senior Woman Administrator, Division of Athletics
Deputy Title IX Coordinator for Athletics

Randall Williams,  (423)-425-4301
Associate Dean of Students
Deputy Title IX Coordinator for Students

Rebekah Epperson, (423) 425-5961
Coordinator of Clery Act Compliance and Reporting Agency Coordinator, Division of Finance & Administration
Deputy Title IX Coordinator for Law Enforcement

Title IX Support

Investigators [Employee or Third Party Respondents]

Allyson Beckman, J.D., (423) 425-5670
Senior Compliance Officer, Office of Equal Opportunity & Accessibility, Division of Access & Engagement

Survivor Support [Victim/Complainant Advocacy]

Sara Peters, (423) 425-5605
Deputy Title IX Coordinator for Case Management & Support
Division of Enrollment Management & Student Affairs

Emily Rosenquist, (423) 425-5648
Prevention and Survivor Support Specialist
Division of Enrollment Management & Student Affairs

Case Management [Student Complainant & Student Respondent Support]

Latisha (Tish) Hubbard, (423) 425-2299
Associate Director for Student Outreach & Support & Case Manager, Division of Enrollment Management & Student Affairs

Alexis Wesley, (423) 425-2299
Coordinator of Student Outreach & Support & Case Manager, Division of Enrollment Management & Student Affairs

Oliver Rahn, (423) 425-2299
Coordinator of Student Outreach & Case Manager, Division of Enrollment Management & Student Affairs

Investigators [Student Respondents]

Aramis Douglas, (423) 425-4301
Coordinator of Student Conduct & Student Conduct Investigator

Meridith Madison, (423)-425-4301
Coordinator of Student Conduct & Student Conduct Investigator
 

Title IX Committees 

Response Team

UTC’s Sexual Harassment, Sexual Assault, Dating and Domestic Violence and Stalking (SHSADDVS) Response Team continues to lead our efforts in providing a victim-centered, multidisciplinary approach to campus safety. Comprising experts from various university departments, the team works to empower survivors by facilitating seamless access to counseling, medical resources, and emotional support. Through streamlined communication and trauma-informed intervention, the team—appointed annually by the Title IX Coordinator—remains dedicated to helping survivors reclaim control and fostering a campus environment where the safety and dignity of every individual are prioritized.

Chairperson

Anitra Barrett, Director of Title IX Compliance & Title IX Coordinator
Office of Title IX Compliance
 

Prevention & Education Committee

The SHSADDVS Prevention and Education Committee leads the University’s proactive efforts to cultivate a campus culture rooted in respect, consent, and equity. By moving beyond reactive compliance, the committee empowers the UTC community through two primary strategic missions: 

Mission 1: Strategic Education and Community Empowerment 
The committee designs and creates comprehensive educational initiatives that clarify rights and responsibilities under Title IX. By deploying targeted campaigns on sexual harassment, gender discrimination, and interpersonal violence, the committee ensures that students, faculty, and staff are not only aware of prohibited conduct but are also equipped with the tools to report incidents and access supportive resources. 

Mission 2: Data-Driven Assessment and Continuous Improvement 
To ensure the efficacy of our outreach, the committee maintains a rigorous evaluation framework. By analyzing participant feedback, survey data, and campus climate trends, the committee identifies emerging needs and refines prevention strategies. This commitment to data-informed programming allows the University to remain agile and responsive to the evolving needs of our diverse community.

If you are interested in serving on the committee, please contact Emily Rosenquist, Prevention and Survivor Support Specialist at (423) 425-5648.