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Athletics & the Clery Act: Understanding Equity and Title IX 

At Imperial Valley College, equity in athletics is not just a goal鈥攊t鈥檚 a responsibility. In accordance with Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, colleges are required to provide fair and equitable opportunities for students of all genders to participate in athletics. While colleges are not required to offer identical sports or equal dollar amounts in funding, the opportunities provided must be equivalent in scope and quality. 

What Equity in Athletics Means at 海角破解版 

Imperial Valley College evaluates gender equity in athletics using a three-part test outlined by Title IX: 

1. Participation Proportionality 
   Athletic participation opportunities must be provided in numbers that are substantially proportional to the gender ratio of the student enrollment. 
2. Equitable Scholarships 
   Athletic scholarship funding must be awarded in proportion to the number of male and female athletes, with a general guideline of being within 1% variance. 
3. Equal Treatment & Benefits 
   Male and female athletes must receive equal treatment regarding: 
   1. Locker rooms and practice facilities 
   2. Competitive arenas and playing fields 
   3. Access to academic support services 
   4. Publicity and promotional efforts 

Facts vs. Myths: Athletics & Title IX 

MYTH: Colleges must implement quotas for male and female athletes. 
FACT: There are no quotas. Instead, college