All members of the campus community have the right to have disclosures of domestic violence, dating violence, stalking, and sexual assault treated seriously and to make their own decisions about whether or not to disclose or participate in the conduct or criminal justice process, free from pressure by the University or retaliation for reporting an incident.
Report to the University
A report to the University will result in outreach from staff, offer of supportive measures, and information on options for resolution. Anyone (including a victim or a third party) who has knowledge of a suspected violation of University policy may notify the University by contacting any of the following:
Title IX Coordinator:
Dr. Chaim Nissel - (646) 592-4201 - drnissel@yu.edu
Deputy Title IX Coordinators:
(Human Resources) Ms. Renee Coker - (646) 592-4336 – renee.coker@yu.edu
Mr. Joe Bednarsh - (646) 592-4615 – joe.bednarsh@yu.edu
Ann Todd, Esq. - (646) 592-4624 – ann.todd@yu.edu
(Cardozo) Ms. Jenn Kim - (212) 790-0429 – jennifer.kim@yu.edu
- Beren Campus: 212.340.7796
- Brookdale Center Campus (Cardozo Law): 212.790.0303
- Resnick Campus (Rousso): 646.592.4385
- Resnick Campus (Van Etten): 646.592.4398
- Wilf Campus: 212.960.5200
Dean of Students—Yeshiva University:
Graduate Dean of Students: Dr. Chaim Nissel – (646) 592-4201 - drnissel@yu.edu
Interim Undergraduate Dean of Students: Dr. Sara Asher, (646) 592-4129, sara.asher@yu.edu
Dean of Students—Cardozo Law School:
Ms. Jenn Kim – (212) 790-0429 - jennifer.kim@yu.edu
Office of Human Resources:
(646) 592-4335
Office of the General Counsel
(646) 592-4400
Confidential Reporting Options
Reporting parties have a number of confidential options for reporting, including a confidential hotline, and counseling and support services, on and off campus.
Confidential options can provide support and services, as well as information to victims in preparation for a future report to the University or law enforcement.
Reporting to Law Enforcement
All members of the campus community have the right to make a report to campus security, local law enforcement, and/or state police or choose not to report.
Reporting to the Department of Education
Anyone may file a complaint with the Office for Civil Rights at the Department of Education.