University Judicial Board
In cases heard by the University Judicial Board, the following procedures
apply:
- The student will be notified in writing of the date, time, and location
of the hearing. Generally, a hearing will not be scheduled less than 48
hours after notification.
- The University Judicial Board includes the following:
- the Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs or his/her designee
- an administrative representative from Undergraduate Studies
- one student
- Hearings are closed and confidential.
- A confidential record is made of the hearing.
- All parties may request a submission of written factual accounts by
witnesses and may request that the witnesses appear at the hearing.
- An accused student may review any evidence that may be introduced 48
hours prior to the hearing.
- The accused student may have an adviser of his or her choice. The sole
role of this person is to advise the student. The adviser may neither
address the board nor participate in the proceedings.
- The accused student may hear and question all witnesses. Questions may
be directed to the Chair of the University Judicial Board.
- The accused student will be recalled after the deliberations if found
responsible and if priors exist.
- The University Judicial Board will make its decision promptly and notify
appropriate parties in writing. Disciplinary sanctions will be disclosed to
any person or persons who have been victimized by a student or students
found responsible for an offense and to University personnel when
appropriate.
- The Chair will inform the student of the right to appeal the decision.