Restrictions and stipulations that may be added to disciplinary actions

Students found responsible for violating the Code of Student Conduct may have certain restrictions and/or Stipulations assigned to the disciplinary action.  These include:

  1. Writing a statement outlining plans for changing behavior, and preparing personal and academic goals.  Statements may also be required in which the student acknowledges the understanding that any further violation of University regulations will be cause for his or her Suspension or Expulsion.

  2. Assisting staff members in carrying out some function, which is related to his or her violation of regulations (i.e., to serve as a fire marshal during a fire drill for violation of failure to obey a fire alarm.

  3. Requirement of maintaining specified grade point average during given semester or semesters.

  4. Regular meetings (individual or group) during the probationary period with a member of the University faculty/staff.

  5. Financial restitution for damages to or theft of property.  Accompanying this situation is the requirement that the student show a receipt for payment by a given date to the Office of Student Conduct and Integrity in order to avoid further conduct action and an encumbrance of future registration.

  6. Requirement to relocate to another floor in his/her residence hall or to another hall.  Some cases may lead to a recommendation to Residential Life that the privilege of residing in University Housing be revoked.  These recommendations may include a stipulation banning the student from a particular floor, hall, or from the entire housing system. Violation of a no trespass warning is cause for arrest and criminal prosecution.

  7. Participation in structured activities, such as volunteer service, finding part-time employment, or participation in or attendance at an organized program.

  8. Writing a statement demonstrating knowledge of the need for and an understanding of information contained in the Code of Student Conduct.

  9. For cases referred by Public Safety and the student also appears in City or County Courts and which involved alcohol or drug abuse, anger, violence or other psychological issues, the student must provide documentation to the Office of Student Conduct and Integrity from this court outlining the disposition of the pending criminal charges against the student.  If a psychological assessment is ordered, the student must also provide documentation from the appropriate licensed professional outlining the recommendations of that assessment and that he or she has successfully completed those recommendations.

  10. For non-police cases involving alcohol or drug abuse, anger, violence or other psychological issues, the student must seek a psychological assessment with the Student Counseling Center or licensed counselor of choice.  The student must provide documentation from the counselor to the Office of Student Conduct and Integrity outlining the recommendations from the assessment and proof that he or she has successfully completed the recommendations.

 

 

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