BUCKHANNON, West Virginia — Amy Kittle, West Virginia Wesleyan College’s Title IX Coordinator, was recently elected to the Association of Title IX Administrators Advisory Board. 

ATIXA is a professional association for school and college Title IX Coordinators, investigators and administrators who are interested in serving their districts and campuses more effectively. Through training, conferences, and other professional programs, ATIXA, creates space for Title IX administrators to collaborate, develop best practices, establish industry standards, share resources, empower professionals and advance the worthy goal of sex equality in education.

“ATIXA represents the gold standard for Title IX advocacy, training, and expertise,” Kittle said. “I am thrilled to join the Advisory Board and bring my passion for equity to this leadership role. “Ensuring safe, equitable, and compliant educational environments has never been more critical. I am excited to collaborate with thought leaders across the country to advance best practices while navigating evolving regulatory landscapes.”

Kittle also serves as Title IX Coordinator for Davis & Elkins College, managing the dual roles for the past four years. 

The shared role model allows smaller, more rural colleges to recruit and retain high-quality experienced professionals in this ro According to ATIXA’s 2025 State of the Field Survey results, less than 30% of Title IX Coordinators in higher education have more than 10 years of experience.

ABOUT WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN COLLEGE
West Virginia Wesleyan College (WVWC) is a private, four-year residential liberal arts and sciences college in Buckhannon, West Virginia. A tradition of excellence for 136 years, West Virginia Wesleyan is home to 14 Fulbright Scholars. The Princeton Review ranked Wesleyan as one of its 2027 Best Colleges in the Mid-Atlantic Region of the United States. U.S. News & World Report’s 2027 Best College Rankings designated Wesleyan 4th in Best Value – Regional Universities (South). WVWC offers students nearly 60 majors and 40 minors; graduate programs in athletic training, business administration, creative writing, nursing and counseling; 22 NCAA Division II athletic programs; multiple performing arts groups; and more than 50 organizations. Founded in 1890, the College is closely affiliated with the United Methodist Church and abides by the Wesley doctrine that emphasizes service to others. For more information, visit wvwc.edu.