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Listen: Michele Reed shares updated Title IX policies on ‘In the Wild’ podcast

Rachel Visintainer Culling1 min readSeptember 22, 2020
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This week on In the Wild, Title IX coordinator Michele Reed returns to the studio to discuss latest Title IX policies that became effective this semester. Incidents that occur off campus, court hearings and definitions within the policy itself are a few topics that Title IX policy changes impact.

Also, podcast host Raysean Ricks gives us a breakdown of campus news, including events such as the Study Abroad Fair and Being Latinx at Augusta University, both taking place this Wednesday, Sept. 23.

Listen to In the Wild on Apple, Spotify, and Google Play.

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Rachel Visintainer Culling is a Communication and Theatre student at Augusta University. She currently works as an intern for Raysean Rick's 'In the Wild' podcast and a student consultant at the AU Writing Center. Contact her to learn more about the podcast or Writing Center services at ravisintainer@augusta.edu.

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