Danielle "Dani" Evans joined the Office of Title IX and Clery Compliance as Campus Investigator in April 2021.  Prior to this position, she was an associate attorney in Boise, Idaho.

As Senior Campus Investigator, Ms. Evans is a neutral fact-finder who will conduct interviews and follow-up interviews with a Complainant, Respondent, and any third-party witnesses.  She is not an advocate for any particular party involved in a sexual misconduct investigation and treats all parties fairly and equally while conducting an open-minded, factually-based investigation.  Ms. Evans also conducts training and education sessions and is available to schedule class or group presentations.

Ana Rivers, Pregnant and Parenting Compliance Coordinator and Campus Investigator joined the Office of Title IX and Clery Compliance in November 2022. With over five years of experience in specialized youth programming and compliance, she maintains the Pregnant and Parenting caseload and assists in ensuring compliance with Title IX regulations. A UNCP Alumni, Ana holds a Bachelor of Science degree, emphasizing psychology and criminal justice. She is a master's degree candidate for the class of December 2024, emphasizing Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

As the Pregnant and Parenting Compliance Coordinator, Ana assists students who experience pregnancy-related concerns in receiving supportive measures and resources that ensure equal access to educational programs and activities. As a Campus Investigator, she is a neutral factfinder who conducts initial and follow-up interviews with Complainants, Respondents, and any third-party witnesses. 

UNC Pembroke has received an Office on Violence Against Women grant to reduce sexual violence on campus.  The grant project coordinator directs the efforts of the grant to include our work with our partners: Rape Crisis Center of Robeson County, Southeastern Family Violence Center,  and the Town of Pembroke Police Department.

Deputy Title IX Coordinators assist the Title IX Coordinator with resolving complaints and issues of gender-based discrimination and sexual misconduct within the UNC Pembroke community.  The deputy coordinators are resources for faculty, staff, and students and can answer questions about policy, procedures, and available resources.  Together, the coordinators play an integral role in carrying out the university's commitment to provide a positive learning, teaching and working environment for the entire campus community.