Undergraduate Catalog - Lake Erie College

Level 2
The director may forward the following policy violations to the Judicial Board.
1) 3 alcohol offenses
2) Possession or personal use of small amount of marijuana, paraphernalia - 1st offense-small amount = pipe, blunt,
joint, anything less than a dime bag
3) Major vandalism (over $50)
4) Fire safety - tampering with fire equipment
5) Sexual harassment, obscene conduct
6) Weapons
7) Assault
8) Theft
9) Any combination of 2+ Level 1 violations
Level 3
The director may forward the following policy violations to the Judicial Board.
1) 4+ alcohol offenses
2) Possession or personal use of a small amount of marijuana, paraphernalia - 2nd offense
3) Possession or personal use of a large amount of marijuana - 1st offense
4) Intent/attempt to sell marijuana.
5) Possession, personal use or sale of any illegal drugs other than marijuana.
6) Major vandalism - 2nd offense
7) Setting a fire
8) Any level 1 sanctions repeated 3 times
9) Any level 2 sanctions repeated 2 times.
*Please refer to policies and procedures regarding sexual assault stated previously
Sanctions
General sanctions used in response to a Student Code of Conduct violations. Any sanction can be used in combination
with one another and may limit a student’s participation in extracurricular activities; housing status or status as a
student at Lake Erie College. All available information will be considered at the time of rendering a decision and the
best interest of the student(s) and College Community will be at the center of the decision.
Alcohol/Drug Assessment
Student is required to schedule, attend, and pay for an alcohol or drug assessment. This may be available through the
on campus Student Success Center or through Lake-Geauga Center (440.255.0678) located in Mentor. The Director of
Residence Life, or desingee will monitor completion of this task.
Denial of Access
Student would not be permitted to enter specific college buildings or to attend college events/activities.
Disciplinary Warning
First level sanction generally used for minor policy violations.
Disciplinary/Social Probation
Limits a student’s ability to participate in campus events (on or off campus). Advisors and coaches will be informed if
one of their students receives this sanction.
Educational Task
A requirement for a student to complete in order to learn from his/her behaviors. Appropriate College Employee will
monitor completion of these tasks in conjunction with Director of Residence life or Dean of Students.
Expulsion
This is used in response to a serious violation of the Code of Conduct where the welfare of the Campus Community
has been compromised and/or is in danger. A recommendation for expulsion may be made by the Dean of Students
(or senior hearing officer) to the appropriate Vice President and the President of the College.
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