Luna

I went into her office and I sat down and she asked me to tell her what happened.

And so I walked her through as much as I could at that point.

She pretty much told me the process was you could either leave it alone or you could do a Title IX report.

I had no idea what that was.

So she walked me through it as much as she could.

And from what I remember her explaining it to me was Title IX is the sexual misconduct policy that every college is supposed to have.

And if somebody violates that Title IX, then it's considered an offense.

She told me that I would have to do a written complaint and then send it in to her and she would take it up to the Title IX deputy.

She would look it over and she would notify him that there were allegations against him.

They would put sanctions in place to make us both feel comfortable.

She kept saying the entire process that him and I are both entitled to due process, which I get it because I do think that people are innocent until proven guilty, but that's kind of annoying.

She had told me that once I submit everything and she runs it by the Title IX people, I can either do an informal resolution or a formal resolution.

And the informal would be just to let it go.

And then the formal resolution is to go through a hearing process with a hearing officer who's like a retired attorney or a judge or something like that.

And they would have to do an entire investigation on him, on me, on our backgrounds, on the situation.

We'd have to give all the evidence that we could give.

They would question him.

They would question me.

I would have to have a lawyer.

He would have to have a lawyer.