Further misconduct may result in additional sanctions.
University Probation – written notice that the violation(s) of this Community Standards are serious and that any subsequent violation(s) of this Community Standards during the defined probationary period may result in University Suspension/Expulsion.
University Probation with Restrictions – written notice that the violation(s) of this Community Standards are serious and that any subsequent violation(s) of this Community Standards during the defined probationary period may result in University Suspension/Expulsion. In addition, this sanction prevents the student from holding university elective office, student employment, participating in any intercollegiate activity or sport, participating in any university sponsored program/organization, or representing the university in any other manner during the defined probationary period.
Educational Sanctions – participating in a specific activity, course, event, or program, receive specific instruction, complete a research/reflective assignment, referral to medical resources or counseling personnel, etc.
Restrictions – denial of specified privileges for a designated period of time including, but not limited to, attendance at events, access to facilities, participation in non-academic activities, and interpersonal contact restrictions.
Restitution – compensation for personal or property loss, damage, and/or injury. Restitution may take the form of appropriate monetary or material replacement.
Community Restitution – an opportunity to provide a work-related experience for Students to assist in restoring an affected community.
Administrative Restitution – restorative financial restitution for personnel resources lost.
Other Sanctions – other appropriate sanctions may be imposed singularly or in combination with any of the above-listed sanctions.
**Note: Serious Violations may result in the imposition of sanctions typically associated with Conduct Violations. The Respondent is responsible for any related expenses.
Suspension in Abeyance – Although the behavior may warrant suspension or expulsion from the University, due to extenuating circumstances, the Director of Community Standards and Care (or designee) may choose to hold the student's suspension in abeyance for a specified period of time. When a suspension is held in abeyance, the student or organization may remain at the University provided they observe the conduct regulations at all times and complies with all educational sanctions. Any further finding of responsibility for a violation of Community Standards would result in Suspension or Expulsion sanctions being imposed.
University Suspension – termination of a Student's enrollment at the University for a specified period of time. Satisfactory completion of specified stipulations may be required for re- enrollment/re-admission at the end of the suspension period. Students' returning to the University after a University Suspension will be on University Probation for at least two semesters after their return to KSU.
University Expulsion – permanent separation a Student from the University without opportunity to re-enroll in the future.
Temporary University Housing Separation – separation of the Respondent from University Housing residence halls for a definite period of time, after which the Respondent is eligible to return. Conditions for re-admission may be specified.
Permanent University Housing Separation – permanent separation of the Respondent from University Housing residence halls.
One or more of the following sanctions may be imposed on a Student Group or RSO responsible for violation of this Community Standards. All sanctions require review and approval of the Dean of Students (or a designee), and may be altered, deferred, or eliminated.