2014-15-Undergraduate-Catalog

Student Life Policies • 112Educational task: student must complete an assignment that benefits self, campus orcommunity.Fines: monetary sanctions. Community service programs may be substituted for fines ifapproved by an appropriate administrator.No-contact order: student is prohibited from having any direct or indirect contact or contactvia a third-party with a particular person. Violation may result in suspension.Other appropriate alternative sanction(s): determined by director of residence life & studentconduct.Referral: requires the student seek appropriate counseling or guidance.Relegation to final room selection: student loses the opportunity to participate in the annualroom selection (lottery) process.Removal from university housing: required removal from university housing with final approvalfrom the director of residence life & student conduct (or designee) and without the refundof room fees. Once assigned this sanction, a student must move within a designated timeframe (usually 48 hours unless otherwise permitted by the director of residence life &student conduct), after which the removed student cannot enter university housing withoutpermission from the director of residence life & student conduct (or designee).Removal of property: required removal of property.Restitution: reimbursement by the student to cover the cost of repair or replacement ofdamaged or misappropriated property.Restriction of activities or privileges: participation in any and/or all organized universityactivities other than required academic endeavors are restricted for a designated period oftime.University housing relocation: requires the student to move to another room, hall or quadwith approval from the director of residence life & student conduct (or designee) Studentmust relocate within 24 hours, after which he/she cannot enter the building from whichhe/she was removed throughout the term of the sanction without permission from thedirector of residence life & student conduct (or designee).Written warning: official record that a student has been warned about behavior.Student Conduct RecordsA record of conduct sanctions may affect a student’s ability to be elected to or participatein university leadership roles. A conduct probation will prohibit a student from participatingin international study programs at least during the term of probation. Student records mustbe reported on most law school applications, state bar examiner reports, medical schoolapplications, some graduate school forms, some university transfer forms and, in someinstances, job applications, particularly those for federal or state positions.Retaining RecordsConduct records will be kept on file for 10 years from the date of the last case resolutionor two years post-graduation, whichever comes later. Any student record with anoutstanding sanction, suspension or dismissal will be kept indefinitely.