Pregnancy and Pregnancy-Related Conditions

Title IX prohibits discrimination based on sex, which includes pregnancy, childbirth, false pregnancy, termination of pregnancy, or recovery from any of these conditions, in educational programs and activities receiving federal funding. In accordance with Title IX, the Title IX Office and Student Accessibility Services (SAS) have established procedures for students who are pregnant at NCCU.

Students who self-identify as pregnant or with a related condition have the right to choose whether to continue in their educational program with reasonable support or adjustments, request a leave of absence, or withdraw from the institution. Pre-planning is essential to the successful implementation of an individualized plan. A student should contact the Office of Title IX as soon as possible.

Students seeking assistance for non-University resources should contact the Office of Student Advocacy within the Division of Student Affairs. The Student Advocacy Coordinator offers guidance, resources, and referrals for students who need assistance with housing, food, health, and personal issues.

Office of Student Advocacy
Student Services Building, Suite G06
Phone: 919-530-7492 
Email: [email protected]

The Title IX Office is designed to resolve allegations involving discrimination, harassment, or retaliation based on sex. Students should file their complaint with the Title IX Office. The Title IX Office, in collaboration with SAS, will investigate and resolve allegations involving discrimination. Students can contact the Title IX coordinator at 919-530-7944 or [email protected]. To ensure a timely resolution, complainants are encouraged to initiate the complaint process for issues as soon as possible.