Five Things you should know and discuss about the STUDENT CONDUCT PROCESS
1. The jurisdiction of the Code extends to all students regardless of whether the conduct occurs on University premises, at University sponsored activities, or off-campus.
2. To foster an environment that positively impacts the safety, well-being, and educational opportunities of members in the University community, the illegal or improper use, possession, or distribution of alcohol or other drugs is prohibited.
3. If a student is found responsible for a violation of the Code, a sanction(s) will be determined.
4. If a student is found responsible for having violated the Code, the case file will be retained in the Office of Community Standards & Student Accountability as part of the student’s conduct record for a minimum of seven years from the date of resolution. This may impact future job opportunities, graduate school, studying abroad, transferring, and more.
5. No earlier than two calendar years after completion of all sanctions associated with a case, an individual may request in writing via an online form available from Community Standards & Student Accountability that their conduct record related to a minor violation of the code be expunged early.