Sanctions
Based on the outcome of a HRLGL judicial hearing, one or more of the
following disciplinary sanctions may be imposed. Failure to comply with
the directions or sanctions of the Judicial Board (or other university
officials) may result in more severe disciplinary action.
The board may impose the following sanctions:
- Warning: The student is warned in writing that he or
she was found in violation of university and/or HRLGL policy and that
further violations will result in more serious actions.
- Residence Hall Probation: The student is notified that
he or she is no longer in good standing with HRLGL and that further
violations of the HRLGL or university regulations during the probation
period will likely result in contract termination. Students on
residence hall probation are generally ineligible to hold a paid or unpaid
leadership position within HRLGL. Further violations during this time will
result in more severe sanctions, up to and including contract termination.
- Persona-Non-Grata: The student or guest is not
permitted to enter a particular area and/or residence facility for a defined
period of time.
- Contract Remedy: The student is precluded from
remaining in a particular room, suite, residence hall, or from living in any
university housing for a defined period of time.
- Contract Termination: A student is precluded from
living in any university housing. A student whose residence hall
agreement is terminated by judicial or proprietary action is financially
responsible up to the full cost of the residence hall contract.
The following conditions may be applied to any sanction:
- Restitution: A student is financially responsible for
the damage and/or theft of person or university property. These
charges may not be in excess of the damage or loss incurred. Restitution may
be required with any sanction when appropriate.
- Fines: The student is charged a fine for such behaviors
as deemed appropriate by the sanctioning body. Fines will be used to
benefit student life.
- Educational Assignment: The student is required to
complete an assignment on a topic relevant to his/her policy violation.
- Service Project: The student is assigned residence hall
or community service involving a specific task and/or a specific number of
service hours.
- Referral: The student is required to seek assistance
from University Counseling, University Health Service, etc.