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So sorry to hear this! If you know his name you can contact Barbara Engelhardt who is the diversity chair for ICML.
I didn't get his name. The poor kid was terrified when he found out that I was a professor and apologized profusely. He kept saying I didn't look like a professor (yeah.. I don't fit the stereotype). Later it hit me how differently I felt back when I was a student
I don't know if it is fair to report every time you get hit on. Mind you, I'm not speaking about harrassment. Definitely a grey area because there could be a power differential between the people involved. Imagine a male professor hitting on a female student, for instance.
However, I think that might be a larger conversation. To reiterate my original point, women and minorities are seen as "other" in research communities, especially when it comes to social interaction. If we want to encourage #WomenInSTEM we need to be more cognizant of this issue.
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