Title IX in Practice: Avoiding Common Pitfalls
About This Webinar
This webinar covers common Title IX pitfalls educational institutions encounter, including problems with reporting, case assessment, investigations, retaliation, and program administration.
Jody Shipper, Grand River Solutions co-Founder and Managing Director, and Lindsey Dunn, UE Senior Risk Management Counsel, discuss real-world examples and practical strategies institutions can use to strengthen their Title IX practices and avoid recurring mistakes.
About This Webinar
This webinar covers common Title IX pitfalls educational institutions encounter, including problems with reporting, case assessment, investigations, retaliation, and program administration.
Jody Shipper, Grand River Solutions co-Founder and Managing Director, and Lindsey Dunn, UE Senior Risk Management Counsel, discuss real-world examples and practical strategies institutions can use to strengthen their Title IX practices and avoid recurring mistakes.
Featured Speakers
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Jody Shipper
Co-Founder and Managing Director, Grand River Solutions
Jody Shipper, J.D., is a nationally recognized subject-matter expert with more than 20 years of experience in Title IX and related fields. She is known for her insight into best-in-class programming, policies, and community outreach aimed at addressing sexual misconduct on campus. She lectures extensively at universities and conferences throughout the U.S. on Title IX, VAWA, harassment, and implementation of best and emerging practices. In 2014, Jody also co-founded Project IX, a nonprofit focused on Title IX-related services to schools with a mission to provide effective solutions for preventing and responding to sexual violence.
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Lindsey Dunn
Senior Risk Management Counsel
Lindsey joined UE's Risk Management department in September 2024. Prior to that, she spent about six years as a Resolutions Counsel in the South Region for the Specialty Group. Before UE, Lindsey practiced labor and employment law. She is admitted to practice law in Florida and before the U.S. District Courts in Florida and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit.