How to Make a Report

Any person may make a Report of Prohibited Conduct to the Title IX Office via mail, telephone, or email anytime. Reports can also be received in person at the Title IX Office during business hours.

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Phone: 205-996-1340
Online: Report an Incident
Mail: HSC Suite 405
1720 2nd Avenue South
Birmingham, AL 35294

Reports can be submitted anonymously; however, please be aware that the response may be limited if sufficient information is not provided. To file an anonymous report, contact the UAB Hotline at 866-362-9476 (24/7response) or file a report online.

Responsible Reporting Officials

Reports can also be made to any Responsible Reporting Official. Responsible Reporting Officials are required to notify the Title IX Coordinator if, in the course of their employment, they receive a Report of Prohibited Conduct.

Responsible Reporting Officials include the following:

• Division of Student Affairs
  • VPs, AVPS, and Directors
  • Resident Life Coordinators
• UAB Police and Public Safety Department
• UAB Human Resources
• Office of Access and Engagement
• Department of Athletics:
  • Director of Athletics
  • Senior Associate Athletic Directors
  • Head Coaches
  • Assistant/Associate Coaches
• Deans, Vice-Deans, Associate Deans, Assistant Deans, Department Chairs, Vice-Chairs, and Division Directors

Responsible Reporting Officials do not have official authority to receive Formal Complaints of Prohibited Conduct or official authority to take corrective action on behalf of the University under the Title IX policy.

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What Happens Next?

The University will respond promptly and effectively to reports of Prohibited Conduct and will take appropriate action to prevent its occurrence, correct and address its effects, provide supportive measures, and, when warranted, issue discipline for violations of the Title IX Policy.

Complainant Information

• A Complainant is an individual who is alleged to be the victim of Prohibited Conduct and is participating in or attempting to participate in UAB’s education programs or activities, including UAB’s academic, research, athletic, and clinical operations, or is employed by UAB. Refers to someone who is accusing another person (Respondent).
• If you choose to share your experience, your disclosure will be taken seriously, and you will be treated with dignity and respect.

Respondent Information

• An individual who has been alleged to have engaged in Prohibited Conduct.
• If a Complainant seeks disciplinary action against you or is pursuing a Formal Complaint reporting discrimination, harassment or related conduct, the Title IX Office will meet with you to outline next steps and discuss resources.

After a report is submitted, the Title IX Office will contact the parties to inform them of their rights, resources, and options for supportive measures.

If You Have Experienced a Form of Prohibited Conduct

Actions to Consider:

• Contact the Title IX Office at 205-996-1340 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
• Go somewhere you feel safe.
• Make a report.
• Preserve any evidence.
• Seek a sexual assault forensic exam within 72 hours.
• Seek medical attention.
• Seek supportive measures.
• Speak confidentially to a professional or pastoral counselor.
• Submit an anonymous report to the Title IX Office (response may be limited).
• Your right to report to local law enforcement.
  • UAB Police & Public Safety
    • (Non-Emergency) 205-934-4434
    • (Emergency) 911 or 205-934-3535
    • uab.edu/police
  • Birmingham Police Department
    • 205-328-9311
  • Jefferson County Sheriff
    • 205-352-1450
• Seek resources available to you at UAB and in the community.