Campus Resources

The VCU Student-Athlete Development office collaborates with various offices on campus

Title IX Information and Resources

Virginia Commonwealth University is committed to providing an environment free from sexual misconduct, assault, harassment or any sex/gender discrimination that may violate Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 and other state and federal laws.
VCU Athletics provides trainings on sexual assault prevention, healthy relationships. and Title IX throughout the year.
File a report online by completing the Title IX Incident Reporting Form. You can also email titleix@vcu.edu or contact VCU’s Title IX Coordinator or any deputy Title IX Coordinator:
- David Gardner, interim VCU Title IX Coordinator, (804) 828-1347 or gardnerdc3@vcu.edu
- Reuban Rodriguez, deputy Title IX Coordinator for students, (804) 828-8941 or rbrodriguez@vcu.edu
- Cathleen C. Burke, deputy Title IX Coordinator for employees, (804) 828-3248 or ccburke@vcu.edu
- Sofia A. Hiort-Wright, deputy Title IX Coordinator for athletics, (804) 828-2184 or shiort@vcu.edu

We celebrate diversity, promote inclusion and advocate for social justice. While serving as a resource for the entire VCU community, we proudly specialize in supporting historically underrepresented groups.

Equity and Access Services (EAS) is committed to equity and access for students, employees, patients and visitors.

As a federally funded program, TRiO supports undergraduate students by providing guidance, tools and resources that lead to academic success for first-generation, low-income and students with disabilities.

The Global Education Office provides a one-stop shop where international students and scholars find the suite of services that help make the most of the opportunity.

The designated office on VCU's Monroe Park Campus charged with fostering an environment where all students have equal access to the University's programs, services, and activities.