Sanctions/Conduct Resolution
We understand that, especially in college, people make mistakes. It’s how you pick yourself up after that mistake that makes a life-long impact. Judicial Affairs seeks to help students reorient their focus back on their academics. Therefore, resolutions and sanctions should serve an educational purpose.
Types of conduct resolution include:
- Informal Resolution
- Mediation
- Restorative Justice
- Faculty-Student Resolution
- Sanctions
If you are found responsible for a violation of the Code of Conduct, resolutions or sanctions relevant to the misconduct may be imposed, i.e. warning, probation, community service, or a failing grade. In more serious cases, where the safety or wellbeing of the campus community is at risk, suspension, expulsion, or revoking a degree may be imposed.
A complete list of sanctions for both academic misconduct and general misconduct can be found in the Sanctions section of the Student Code of Conduct.
