
The new statement says that “governing boards have a duty to become and remain informed about sexual misconduct on campus, and to satisfy themselves that administrators are addressing the issue in a way that protects their institutions against potential adverse financial and reputational consequences.”
The statement offers an overview of laws and government policies governing sexual misconduct and offers governing board members a series of questions they should be asking of their educational institution’s administration.
The AGB, founded in 1921 and headquartered in Washington, D.C., represents more than 36,000 individuals at 1,200-member institutions. The AGB’s statement on sexual misconduct may be downloaded here.


