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Pregnant and Parenting Students

Pregnant and parenting students at 海角大神 have access to support that helps them continue participating in their courses, programs and campus activities. Students can learn about their Title IX protections, request reasonable academic modifications, locate lactation spaces and report pregnancy-related discrimination or harassment.

Pregnancy and Parenting Rights Under Title IX

Our Pregnant and Parenting Students Policy provides guidance on the steps students should take to access resources and support for their academic success. 

In accordance with University policy and Title IX regulations, Detroit Mercy does not discriminate against any student or exclude them from educational programs or activities based on pregnancy or related condition.

Pregnancy-related conditions include pregnancy, childbirth, false pregnancy, termination of pregnancy, lactation and medical conditions related to and recovery from those circumstances.

Students who are pregnant or managing related conditions are entitled to reasonable modifications to support continued access to their programs and activities.

Lactation Rooms and Breastfeeding Spaces

The University recognizes the importance of supporting individuals who are nursing by providing private and clean areas for employees, students and visitors to breastfeed and/or express milk. These areas have been designated on campus as "Lactation Spaces."

Lactation spaces can be found in the following locations:

McNichols Campus

  • College of Health Professions, second floor
  • Library, first floor (ask for the key at the User Services desk)
  • Student Union, lower level

Corktown Campus (School of Dentistry)

  • Clinic Building, fourth floor
  • Classroom Building, fourth floor

Riverfront Campus (School of Law)

  • Room 304

Novi Campus (School of Optometry and MEAGN Program)

  • Student lounge, second floor

Report Pregnancy or Parenting Discrimination

To report discrimination or harassment on the basis of pregnancy or related conditions, contact the Title IX Coordinator or use the .