Civil Rights Act (1964)
Comprehensive U.S. law intended to end discrimination based on race, color, religion, or national origin. It is generally considered the most important U.S. law on civil rights since Reconstruction (1865-77). It bans discrimination, incl. sex based discrimination, by trade unions, schools, or employers that are involved in interstate commerce or do business with the federal government (Title VII); and assures nondiscrimination in the distribution of funds under federally assisted programs (Title VI).
Office of Equity & Diversity
- Welcome
- Role of the Office
- Title IX/Sexual Harassment/Sexual Misconduct
- Reporting Sexual Misconduct and Getting Support
- ScrantonCARE - Campus Awareness Response and Education
- Tool Kit for Inclusionary Recruitment
- Faculty Resources
- Laws & Policies
- Statement of Non-discrimination for Printed Materials
- Training Services
- Programs and Special Events
- Diversity Initiatives Grant Application
- Links
- Staff
Undergraduate Admissions
Contact Us:
OFFICE OF EQUITY AND DIVERSITY
THE UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON
800 LINDEN STREET
SCRANTON, PA 18510-4622
PHONE: (570) 941-6645
FAX: (570) 941-6304
diversity@scranton.edu
THE UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON
800 LINDEN STREET
SCRANTON, PA 18510-4622
PHONE: (570) 941-6645
FAX: (570) 941-6304
diversity@scranton.edu