AUK 2011 - 2012 Academic Calendar - American University in Kosovo

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3) Remand the case back to the Chair of the AUK Conduct Committee for a second hearing. 4) Act as the AUK Conduct Committee and hear the case as an original jurisdiction at later date if there is a determination that the original process was so flawed that justice would be best served by the President hearing the case. In a new hearing, the President will follow a hearing procedure which is substantially the same as the procedure described in the AUK Student Conduct Process. In Academic Misconduct: Grant or deny the appeal: In appeals granted involving academic misconduct, the President of AUK will either refer the case back to the Director of Academic Affairs with recommendations for resolving any procedural errors, or refer the case to the Director of RIT’s Center for Multidisciplinary Studies with recommendations. In academic misconduct appeals, the President of AUK will not make substantive judgments regarding the academic issues in question. 1) Appeals are normally conducted in private. At the request of the accused student, and subject to the discretion of the President of AUK, the appeal may be open to other members of the University community, but such others shall not be permitted to participate in the appeal. 2) If the Appeal is before the Director of RIT’s Center for Multidisciplinary Studies, he or she will make the decision based solely upon the written appeal, the recording of the original hearing, the record, and the submitted written material unless he or she determines, at his or her sole discretion, to hear oral statements by or ask questions of those involved. A letter of appeal must be submitted to the Director of RIT’s Center for Multidisciplinary Studies within ten (10) days of the mailing of the decision notice by the President of AUK. A decision concerning the appeal will be mailed to the accused student within fourteen (14) days of the receipt of the appeal letter. The decision rendered is then final. 3) In making determinations on the appeal, either the President of AUK or the Director of RIT’s Center for Multidisciplinary Studies, as the case may be, will not substitute their judgment for the judgment of the AUK Conduct Committee. The original determination will be reviewed only on the grounds set forth in section B (Grounds). 4) The President of AUK or the Director of RIT’s Center for Multidisciplinary Studies can choose to reduce the sanction(s) without requiring reconsideration, but may not impose additional or harsher sanctions. 54 | P a g e
3.8 Warnings and Sanctions All of the sanctions (including disciplinary expulsion) may be imposed by the AUK Conduct Committee. All such sanctions (but not Warnings) may be appealed pursuant to the appeal procedures in Section VI. A. Disciplinary Warnings The following disciplinary warnings may be imposed upon students/organizations by AUK academic or administrative officials; such warnings are not subject to appeal: Admonition: An oral statement to a student informing him/her that he/she has violated or is violating University policies, rules, or regulations. Warning: Written notice to a student that continued or further violations of any University policy, rule, or regulation within a specific period of time (not to exceed one [1] calendar year) may result in more severe disciplinary action. B. Disciplinary Sanctions The following disciplinary sanctions may be imposed on students/organizations: Disciplinary Probation: Exclusion from use of specified University facilities or from participation in certain privileged or extracurricular University activities and/or requirement to fulfill certain conditions as specified in the probation notice, plus notification that violation of any University policy, rule or regulation during the term of the disciplinary probation status will result in more severe sanctions. Disciplinary probation generally is not imposed for more than one (1) calendar year. Deferred Disciplinary Suspension: The imposition of disciplinary suspension may be deferred subject to such conditions as are specified in the sanction letter. Disciplinary Suspension: Exclusion from classes and/or other privileges and activities as set forth in the suspension notice for a definite period of time, generally not to exceed two (2) calendar years. Disciplinary Dismissal: Exclusion from classes and/or other privileges and activities as set forth in the dismissal notice for an indefinite period of time 55 | P a g e
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