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The Law & Education

Institutional Compliance Solutions/Courtney Bullard - Title IX Attorney

The Law & Education podcast discusses the many legal issues that affect colleges and universities and intersect with Title IX. Host Courtney Bullard interviews subject matter experts, thought leaders and advocates to provide a diverse perspective on these legal issues and Title IX compliance. Courtney also provides informational podcasts to address new changes in the law.

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Episode 20: Filling the Title IX and Clery Gap in...

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2020/02/27

Title IX and Clery procedures are complex and ambiguous for all parties involved, but the importance of maintaining an institutional culture that upholds these laws cannot be overstated. Following Clery legislation should not stop at mere compliance either. In this episode, Courtney talks with Jody Shipper, a nationally recognized subject-matter expert in Title IX and related fields, about her approach in working with universities and colleges in Title IX compliance. They talk about the intersection

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47:06

Episode 19: Doug Fierberg, attorney for the Gruver...

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2020/02/13

Courtney talks with Doug Fierberg whose legal team at the Fierberg National Law Group focuses on and is dedicated to representing families, survivors and others in lawsuits and other legal proceedings nationwide involving fraternity hazing, sexual assault, Title IX violations, gun violence, serious personal injury, wrongful death and other misconduct in schools. Most notably in recent Title IX litigation, Doug’s team represents Max Gruver’s family in a wrongful death case against LSU using a novel

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33:48

Episode 18: Kink and LGBTQI+ Culture in the Title IX...

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2020/02/06

In this episode, Courtney continues her conversation with Stephanie Lott, Title IX Coordinator at Arkansas State University. The full discussion with Stephanie covers campus accessibility, pronoun use, and her journey in Title IX with regard to LGTBQI+ and kink culture. In this second part of our discussion, Stephanie gets into some of the challenges investigators, witnesses, complainants, and respondents tend to face in Title IX investigations of cases involving kink or LGTBQI+ communities. For

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32:18

Episode 17: Kink and LGBTQI+ Culture in the Title IX...

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2020/01/30

Deconstructing our biases around niched behaviors and sexualities has been important for a long time now, and this urgency is no less great in the context of Title IX law and investigations. This is the first of a two-part episode where I talk to Stephanie Lott, Title IX Coordinator at Arkansas State University. Our conversation focusses on understanding kink and LGBTQI+ culture, and how investigators can be better prepared for Title IX cases involving people from these groups. There are many grey

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39:34

Episode 16: Tracking Trends, Athletics, and Title IX...

The Law & Education ·

2020/01/16

In this episode, Courtney has a conversation with Betsy Smith, a senior investigator, and consultant at Institutional Compliance Solutions. Betsy brings another unique perspective to their team, having previously served as a district attorney and deputy Title IX coordinator for the University of Tennessee. Betsy shares about tracking trends and data to prevent incidents of sexual misconduct; how her experiences as a student-athlete shape her work today; suggestions on training student-athletes,

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50:11

Replay: The tragic consequences of hazing: Lianne...

The Law & Education ·

2019/11/28

Tragically, Harrison Kowiak passed away as a freshman in college in a hazing incident. His mother, Lianne, has become an advocate sharing Harrison’s story across the country to hopefully prevent another family from experiencing the same heartbreak. A moving conversation, Lianne shares not only Harrison’s life but the moments when they were with him as a family when he passed away – something no family ever expects to endure. Lianne also breaks down the definition of hazing and provides some sobering

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51:30

Replay: The intersectionality of the ADA and Title IX...

The Law & Education ·

2019/11/14

Michelle, ADA expert and director of the Disability Resource Center at UTC, sits down with Courtney to discuss the ADA and ways that accommodations may present themselves in Title IX matters. Michelle shares how she came to be an expert in the field, how she built a robust DRC at her institution, and the ways her office works with the Title IX process on campus. Her approach is so crucial at a time when more and more members of campus communities are presenting on the ASD spectrum. Legal primers,

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26:32

Replay: About this podcast and your host, Courtney...

The Law & Education ·

2019/10/31

In this first episode, Courtney covers the purpose of The Law and Higher Ed Podcast, what you can expect from each episode, a primer on the law related to Title IX compliance and a little about her own background, including fun facts! Website: www.icslawyer.com Email: chb@icslawyer.com

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Episode 15: Informational Episode on the Circuit...

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2019/10/17

In this episode, Courtney provides an overview of the split between the 1st and 6th Circuit on whether due process in a sexual misconduct matter requires a live hearing and an ability for cross-examination in Doe v. Baum and Haidak v. U. Mass- Amherst. She also discusses the March 2019 USC ruling regarding what constitutes a “fair hearing” and its implications for private institutions. So much is happening on the litigation front in Title IX – staying abreast of recent cases is critical for

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48:14

Episode 14: Title IX and International Program with...

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2019/09/26

In this episode, Courtney talks with Jill Creighton, Dean of Students & Associate Vice President for Campus Life at Washington State University, about Title IX and Clery compliance abroad. Jill shares her experience navigating Title IX and Clery requirements when she led student conduct efforts at 14 global locations across six continents for New York University. Jill also explains the importance of having an accessible process for international students, training considerations for study abroad

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57:38

Episode 13: Dr. Laura McGuire on consent,...

The Law & Education ·

2019/09/12

In this episode Courtney talks with Dr. Laura McGuire, sexologist, trauma-informed specialist, consent educator, and inclusion consultant. They talk about a controversial topic head-on – trauma-informed practices in Title IX cases – starting with the basics of what being trauma-informed means and ending with whether it is appropriate in campus cases involving sexual misconduct. Laura explains what a sexologist is, why consent is complicated, and the work she has done incorporating restorative

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53:57

Episode 12: An interview with Sarah Brown, Senior...

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2019/08/22

Courtney sits down with Sarah Brown, Senior Editor at the Chronicle, to discuss the complex landscape of higher education and what is grabbing her attention right now. They discuss the evolution of Title IX since 2011 from her perspective as a college student at the time, the challenges she faces in covering Title IX matters, Sarah’s article about the concept of “passing the harasser”, the hot legal landscape that exists from her perspective reporting on the myriad of issues facing colleges and

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39:28

Episode 11: Educating your Board of Trustees, the...

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2019/08/08

In this episode, Courtney talks with her dad, Bill Nuttall, who is the Chairman for the Board of Trustees at his institution. They discuss educating your board of trustees from the perspective of a board member who served at a time that his institution faced a Title IX matter, as well as the broader concept of the role of a board member and a board on college campuses. Their conversation then turns to the evolution of gender equity in college athletics in the 70s and concludes with a discussion of

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15:26

Episode 10: Informational: Courtney Bullard’s Top 10...

The Law & Education ·

2019/07/18

In Episode 10, Courtney shares the Top 10 mistakes she sees campuses make in their Title IX compliance efforts. Be sure to tune in to this informational episode if you are a Title IX Coordinator or Title IX investigator in order to be thinking critically about your campus process as you look to enter the new academic year.

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Episode 9: Part 2- Due Process Strong Title IX...

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2019/06/27

In Part 2 of Courtney and Leigh’s conversation, they discuss how to manage conflicts of interest on your Title IX team, the single investigator model against current trends in litigation and self-care. Be sure to tune in to the end to learn about Leigh’s recipe for self-care and what she would be doing if she were not in higher ed…. Hint – Broadway!!! Title IX Coordinators and their team do not want to miss these episodes with Leigh Parker, Title IX Coordinator at Life University.

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29:09

Episode 8: Part 1 - Due Process, Strong Title IX...

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2019/06/20

Do you know the difference between due process and a fair process? In this episode, Courtney and Leigh Parker, Title IX Coordinator for Life University, delve into the many facets of Title IX compliance – there is so much content that it is divided up into 2 parts again! They touch on considerations for an effective Title IX Policy, conflicts of interest, who should serve on a Title IX team, due process versus a fair process and even self-care. Leigh brings her passion for the profession and her

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Episode 7: Part 2 — Title IX Investigations the NPRM...

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2019/06/13

Courtney and Scott continue their conversation, delving into the NPRM, the traits of a good Title IX investigator and the difficulties of the job. Do not miss the end where Scott shares what he would be doing if he were not a lawyer – which completely shocked Courtney – and his day of hooky (shhh…) where he learned that maybe there are some cool lawyers out there besides the two of them. Contact ICS: www.icslawyer.com or chb@icslawyer.com Scott’s contact information:

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34:27

Episode 6: Part 1 — Title IX Investigations the NPRM...

The Law & Education ·

2019/06/06

Courtney and Scott had so much to discuss that this Episode is 2 parts! They have a candid discussion about the highs and lows of being a lawyer and what brought each of them to higher education law. Scott shares some interesting things that he worked on in-house (hint: A Camel Use Agreement for Hump Day) and you will hear about both of their experiences interviewing for the in-house position – so if you have any interest in going in-house this episode is for you! Scott also talks about when an

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11:26

Episode 05: Informational Episode – Know Your Role in...

The Law & Education ·

2019/05/23

In this informational episode, Courtney provides the foundation for her practice – ensuring everyone on campus knows their role in compliance with Title IX and related laws and regulations. Courtney shares a few examples of what can happen when folks either do not know their role or do not know that they have a role, in compliance as well as some tips for Title IX Coordinators as they assess their campus compliance efforts.

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47:38

Episode 4: The tragic consequences of hazing: Lianne...

The Law & Education ·

2019/05/16

Tragically, Harrison Kowiak passed away as a freshman in college in a hazing incident. His mother, Lianne, has become an advocate sharing Harrison’s story across the country to hopefully prevent another family from experiencing the same heart break. A moving conversation, Lianne shares not only Harrison’s life, but the moments when they were with him as a family when he passed away – something no family ever expects to endure. Lianne also breaks down the definition of hazing and provides some

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