inform the student that he/she must report to the Office of Student Affairs or some staff member designated by the Vice President for Student Affairs within twenty-four hours of the receipt of this notice.

  1. When the accused student reports to the Office of Student Affairs or the staff member designated by the Vice President for Student Affairs, the student will be informed that the following options are available to him/her:
  2. He/she may choose to admit that he/she has committed the offense and request, that the Office of Student Affairs make a disposition of the matter, or,
  3. The student may choose to admit or to deny commission of the offense and request:
  4. To appear before the judicial body (where appropriate) that handles that offense for a hearing and disposition of the matter. NOTE: Only offenses that could result in suspension or expulsion can be heard by the All-University Court.
  5. To have his/her alleged offense resolved informally through an administrative hearing in the Office of Student Affairs.
  6. At least forty-eight hours prior to a hearing of any University judicial body, an accused student will be notified in writing at the last place of residence known to the University or at the permanent address listed on the student's registration form for the semester. This notice will be given by the judicial body hearing the case and will include at least the following information:
  7. The time, place, and date of the hearing;
  8. The judicial body before which the student is to appear; and
  9. Specific statements of charges.

Hearing/Disposition

  1. The following time limits are established in order to guarantee the rights of a student to a speedy hearing and disposition of his/her case:
  2. All campus judicial bodies will hear cases within ten working days of the date that a student has been notified that he/she has been accused of an offense.