Student Conduct and Community Standards supports the University’s educational mission by upholding the highest standards of academic integrity and responsible behavior through facilitation of holistic ...

The Student Code of Conduct is applicable to all Boston College students, including those on or off campus, online, or abroad. I’ve received an email or text that looks suspicious—is it actually from ...

The University will respond to violations of the Code through a variety of pathways, informally and/or formally, with the goal of educating all parties involved. Resolutions, as well as appeal ...

Student Conduct & Care works in collaboration with the Office of the Provost to maintain the standards of Academic Integrity (AI). To gain a complete understanding of the academic integrity standards, ...

The University of Nevada, Reno, is a higher education institution committed to the intellectual and personal growth of its students as scholars and citizens and the promotion of a learning environment ...

Student Organizations (including Fraternities, Sororities, all sports teams and other groups recognized by the University) should serve as role models to their peers in upholding Drexel University's ...

While many people are familiar with fraternity suspensions, Greek organizations aren’t the only ones subject to the student conduct process. The University has cracked down on a variety of student ...

The Student Conduct Process, coordinated by the Office of Community Standards & Student Accountability, supports the vision, mission, and shared values of the University and the tenets of the University ...

In accordance with the Students' Bill of Rights, reporting individuals shall have the following rights relative to the Student Conduct Process: • To request that student conduct charges be filed ...

Any person may initiate a report concerning a student by filing a report with Community Standards & Conflict Resolution or the Graduate College (based on jurisdiction, as described above). The ...

A documentation means that a suspected policy violation has been reported to the Residence Life & Student Conduct office. All involved students will be notified via email regarding the documentation.

Read the charge letter carefully – it will summarize the incident, list the charges for potential violations, and list how you can prepare for the hearing. In addition, the letter will list the rights ...