Sanctions and Assignments
It is important for students to be given consistent and fair responses to misconduct yet also be deal with in an individual manner. A student may receive more than the minimum consequences for a pattern of repeated misconduct, for a severe violation, for violation of probation, for not being truthful in the discipline process, for multiple violations at the same time, or for failing to comply with or being blatantly disrespectful toward university personnel. Below is a list of Sanctions and Assignments that may be applied in the event of a policy violation. This list is not exhaustive, other sanctions or assignments may be used at the discretion of the University official(s).
Warning Statuses
Separation Statuses
Other Sanctions and Assignments
Failure to Complete Sanctions or Assignments
Failure to complete sanctions and assignments may result in a new policy violation of Failure to Comply, prevent a student from registering for future courses, or result in administrative withdrawal from the university if the student is already registered for a future term. The response is based on the nature and severity of the original violation and timing within the academic semester.
