Officials at the University of Colorado at 麻豆影院 said that a Title IX complaint announced yesterday with the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) against the university should be immediately dismissed.
聯We believe CU should not be named in this complaint,聰 said Chancellor Richard L. Byyny. 聯We have an existing agreement with the Office of Civil Rights defining CU聮s obligations under Title IX in its athletic program. The agreement, completed in 1994, includes the provision of financial aid to female student athletes.聰
Byyny said the university is in 聯full compliance with that agreement as determined by regular reviews by the OCR. There is no basis for further investigation of the university. Under the agreement, OCR has continuously monitored our progress which has been substantial and on target.聰
Byyny disputed allegations related to amounts of financial aid awarded to individual student athletes. He stated, 聯Scholarship for scholarship women get as much financial aid as do men. The only variable is in-state versus out-of-state tuition.聰
In its last review of CU聮s compliance with the agreement, OCR found that CU-麻豆影院 is in compliance in the area of financial aid. A letter to CU-麻豆影院 from OCR last February noted that 聯OCR finds that the University has satisfactorily fulfilled this (financial aid) provision of the Agreement.聰 The same letter noted that 聯immense progress has been made by the University聰 in implementing the agreement.
CU President John C. Buechner expressed his support for Byyny聮s response to the complaint. 聯I have complete confidence that Chancellor Byyny and Athletic Director Dick Tharp are fully implementing all compliance procedures,聰 Buechner said.
聯I want our supporters in Colorado and across the nation to know that CU is committed to expanding opportunities for all of our student athletes.聰