University Housing. Students who have been suspended from University Housing must meet all other sanctioning requirements before being reinstated.
An indefinite removal of a student and a ban from University Housing. The sanction of dismissal from a residence hall may be imposed even though the student has not received a previous sanction of warning or probation.
Written notice advising that any further violation of the Behavioral Code of Conduct will result in more serious sanctions. Probation may include designated restrictions on the student.
Written notice advising that the student's behavior has been found to be in violation of the Behavioral Code of Conduct. In addition, the student is advised against recurrence of behavior in violation of the Behavioral Code of Conduct.
Requires a student to meet with a qualified substance use/abuse counselor for an initial evaluation and follow-through on any prescribed education or treatment program and provide proof of completion or continued treatment.
Required performance of community service hours at a location on campus as determined by the Student Conduct Officer or his or her designee. Students who do not complete their community restitution hours will be subject to further disciplinary action. At the discretion of the Student Conduct Officer, community service hours may be assigned in lieu of a fine or restitution.
Reimbursement for damages, misappropriation of property, financial loss due to fraud or gross negligence, or for the cost of personal injury.
Requires a student to visit the University's Counseling & Health Services for an initial evaluation and follow-through on any prescribed treatment program. Although the content of sessions will remain confidential, the student will be required to sign a waiver allowing Counseling & Health Services to communicate with the Student Conduct Officer regarding the student's commitment to scheduling and attending required meetings.
Multiple sanctions may be imposed for a single violation. Additionally, a student's conduct record is cumulative. Therefore, increased or progressive sanctions should be expected for those students who have committed multiple violations.