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3. Loss of Privileges - Denial of specifiedprivileges for a designated period of time.4. Fines - Previously established and publishedfines may be imposed.5. Restitution - Compensation for loss, damage,or injury. This may take the form of appropriateservice and/or monetary or material replacement.6. Discretionary Sanctions - Workassignments, essays, service to the University, orother related discretionary assignments.7. lnterim Suspension - lnterim Suspensionfrom the residence halls and/or other campusfacilities or programs may be imposed toensure the safety and well being of membersof the University committee, to ensure thestudent’s own physical or emotional safety andwell-being, or if the student poses an ongoingthreat of disruption of, or interference with,the normal operations of the University. Thelnterim Suspension does not replace the regularprocess, which shall proceed on the normalschedule, up to and through a Student ConductBoard Hearing, if required.8. Residence Hall Suspension - Separationof the student from the residence halls for adefinite period of time, after which the studentis eligible to return. Conditions for readmissionmay be specified.9. Residence Hall Expulsion - Permanentseparation of the student from the residence halls.10. University Suspension - Separation ofthe student from Park University for a definiteperiod of time, after which the student iseligible to return. Conditions for readmissionmay be specified.11. University Expulsion - Permanentseparation of the student from Park University.12. Revocation of Admission and/or Degree -Admission to or a degree awarded from ParkUniversity may be revoked for fraud,misrepresentation, or other violation ofUniversity standards in obtaining the degree,or for other serious violations committed by astudent prior to graduation.13. Withholding Degree - Park Universitymay withhold awarding a degree otherwiseearned until the completion of the process setforth in this Student Conduct Code, includingthe completion of all sanctions imposed, if any.AppealsAll students have the right to an appeal. Anappeal must be based on the existence of newinformation, to determine if the process washandled fairly, to determine if substantialinformation exists to make this decision, orto determine if the sanction imposed wasappropriate for the violation. Details on theAppeals process for Student Conduct issues isavailable on the Park website at:www.Park.edu/StudentPolicies.58Administrative AppealsComplete information about the appealsprocesses and procedures for each area arecontained within that section. The following isa list of Administrative Appeals steps.FINANCIAL AID1. Director of Student Financial Services2. Financial Aid Appeals CommitteeHOUSING1. Assistant Dean of Student Life2. Dean of Student LifeSTUDENT EMPLOYMENT1. Coordinator/Student Employment2. Financial Aid Appeals Committee3. Director of Student Financial ServicesFINANCES/ACCOUNTING1. Controller2. Vice President for Finance andAdministrationGRADES: Parkville Campus1. Faculty2. Department Chair3. Associate Dean / DeanGRADES: Kansas City Area:Park Accelerated Programs1. Faculty2. Campus Center Academic Director, ParkAccelerated Programs – Kansas City Area3. Associate Dean / DeanGRADES: Park Distance Learning1. Faculty2. Campus Center Academic Director3. (Associate) Dean of Park DistanceLearningADMISSIONS (Parkville 16-week Campus)1. Admissions Advisory Committee2. Vice President for Academic AffairsCOMPLAINTS / GRIEVANCES POLICYPark University has a variety of complaints/grievances procedures related to harassment,disciplinary actions, financial aid appeals, andtraffic violation appeals. Students should usethese processes when appropriate, contacting theEnrollment Services for guidelines, procedures,etc. Students who use these procedures will notbe permitted to use the following procedures onthe same incident or issue. However, studentsmay choose instead to