Title IX resolutions so far this year (2021):

 Wake Forest’s School of Medicine's Girls in STEM program was converted to a

coeducational program
 University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Girls STEM Day Conference was
canceled
 Olivet College terminated one female-only program and opened three female-only
programs to all genders
 Boise State University’s National Education for Women's Leadership program is
now open to all genders (with no name change)
 California Polytechnic University – Pomona opened two female-only
engineering programs to all genders
 The University of Southern Indiana terminated its Girls Only (GO) STEM!
Summer Camp
 The University of Detroit Mercy converted a girl-only STEM camp to a
coeducational program
 Notre Dame opened a female-only faculty/staff award to all genders
 West Virginia State University’s girl-only Rocket Girls Day Camp now
coeducational
 The University of San Diego is no longer hosting the girl-only Expanding Your
Horizons program
 West Virginia University Institute of Technology converted its girl-only STEM
summer academy to a coeducational program
 The University of Minnesota terminated its female-only gym hours
 Chatham University’s Center for Women's Entrepreneurship is now open to all
genders (with no name change)
 Wayne State University is no longer hosting Black Girls Code programs
 The University of Utah -- two female-only programs are now coeducational
 University of Santa Cruz’s Girl in Engineering program is now coeducational
 UC-San Diego’s female-only Reproductive and Oncofertility Science Academy is
now open to all genders
  University of Pennsylvania’s Penn Academy for Reproductive Sciences is now
open to all genders
 UCLA’s Women’s Leadership Institute is now supposedly open to all genders
(with no name change)
 Villanova’s Engineering is for Girls! Day now open to all genders (with no name
change)
 Penn State Brandywine converted three girl-only STEM programs to one
coeducational program
 Brown University’s GirlsGetMath program is now coeducational (with no name
change)
 UC-Berkeley’s Women Executive Leadership Program now supposedly co-ed
(with no name change)
 Rutgers’s The Academy at Rutgers for Girls in Engineering and Technology
(TARGET) is now coeducational (same name)
 UC-San Bernardino’s Women's Leadership Collaborative program was
terminated
 Texas Tech’s girl-only science program merged with a co-ed science program
 Johns Hopkins’s female-only Women in Science and Engineering (WISE)
program now coeducational Whiting Internships in Science & Engineering
(WISE)
 UC-San Diego terminated its Women in Negotiation program
 University of Virginia’s Women in Leadership program now supposedly co-ed
with the same name
 Boise State University’s girl-only Chickadees High School Robotics program
was converted to coeducational
 University of Arkansas’s Medical Sciences Outstanding Woman Faculty Award
discontinued
Mark J. Perry