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File a Report

There are many different ways to make a report to OIE. OIE’s Online Report Forms: E-mail: Phone:  In-person Meeting (appointment recommended): Wyman Park Building3100 Wyman Park Drive, Suite 515Baltimore, MD 21218

Executive/Faculty Misconduct Inquiries

In 2023, OIE implemented additional measures aimed at preventing harassment and discrimination on our campuses. One of the most meaningful of these strategies was formalizing a process designed to avoid “passing the harasser” from other institutions to our own. To this end, Johns Hopkins University was one of several universities that adopted a set of […]

Executive/Faculty Misconduct Inquiries

Johns Hopkins University (JHU) is dedicated to fostering a safe, respectful and inclusive work and learning environment that is free from discrimination and harassment. It is committed to upholding a standard that is welcoming for all students, faculty and staff. JHU seeks to maintain these principals and strives to recruit candidates who share our values. […]

Changes to Title IX Bring Revised Policy, Procedures and Employee Obligations Effective August 1, 2024 

On August 1, 2024, the Department of Education’s revised Title IX regulations went into effect.  On the same day, the University launched a revised policy: the Interim Sexual and Sex-Based Misconduct Policy and Procedures (SMPP).  Importantly, the University’s long-standing, broad prohibitions against sexual and sex-based misconduct remain fully intact.  The new regulations primarily led to the revision […]

JHU Employee Obligations

When a student informs any employee of Johns Hopkins University of the student’s pregnancy or related conditions, the employee must promptly do the following: The phrase “pregnancy or related conditions” means:  You can fulfill your mandatory obligation by sharing the above information and/or providing the student with the following link: https://oie.jhu.edu/important-information-for-students-who-are-pregnant-and-or-have-a-related-conditions/.

Confidential Employee Guidance

When Confidential Employees receive information regarding discrimination, harassment, or sexual or sex-based misconduct, they must share the following with the reporting individual: Other Helpful Information to Share