Please join us for a webinar on Thursday, October 8, for a dialogue and discussion regarding sexual misconduct and the trends we are seeing from the recent headlines. This is being sent to the top leadership within the organization, and we encourage you to forward to the correct staff/volunteers within your organization who handle sexual misconduct, risk management, etc.
Emily Feinstein will join us to discuss best practices around sexual misconduct. More on Emily below.
Our goal is to make you aware of available resources, discuss systems and strategies of sexual misconduct when you are aware of them within the organization, and create a space for group discussion. A summary of this session will be sent to all those that register and attend. Please submit questions when you register.
Event Details
Thursday, October 8
11:00 AM PT
12:00 NOON MT
1:00 PM CT
2:00 PM ET
More on Emily
Emily Feinstein is a higher education and fraternity and sorority professional with more than 25 years of experience in student affairs, conduct, Title IX, and sexual misconduct response. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice and History and her master’s degree in Educational Leadership from the University of South Alabama and holds professional certifications in Title IX coordination, civil rights investigation, student affairs law and policy, and sexual misconduct.
Emily spent many years in higher education, serving as Assistant Dean of Students at the University of California, San Diego, where she worked extensively with student conduct and sexual misconduct cases, and later as Executive Director at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, overseeing Student Conduct and Title IX. For the past eight years, Emily has served as Director of Membership Accountability for Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity, where she coordinates the fraternity’s response to allegations of sexual misconduct, with an emphasis on timely, fair, thorough, and trauma-informed processes.
Emily also serves on Kappa Delta Sorority’s National Council as National Vice President, a position she has held since 2021. Her work across higher education, fraternity accountability, and sorority leadership provides a unique perspective on the challenges organizations face when responding to sexual misconduct allegations and the importance of having sound, consistent processes in place.
