UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF
STUDENT AFFAIRS

University Judicial Board

1. Board members (one student, one dean from Undergraduate Studies and assistant vice president) will review the case file while the respondent waits with their advisor in 110 Adelbert Hall.
2. Judicial coordinator presents case summary to board while respondent waits in 110 Adelbert Hall.
3. Respondent enters hearing. Board chair makes opening remarks, introductions, explains charges and swears in all parties.
4. Witnesses wait in 110 Adelbert Hall.
5. Respondent makes opening statement (5 min) (optional).
6. University witnesses provide information, followed by questions from the board and then from the respondent.
7. Respondent makes a closing statement (5 min) (optional).
8. Respondent leaves the room and deliberations begin with the board.
9. If Respondent is found responsible, history of prior violations will be read to the board before they decide on a sanction.
10. Respondent returns, decision is read, sanctions given, appeal process explained and questions answered.
11. Sanctions to be implemented immediately. (Exception for suspension/expulsion if decision is being appealed)

Dress Code

While there is no required dress code, business casual would the most common and recommended level of dress for a student.