During the student conduct process, students have the right to:
- Be accompanied to all proceedings and hearings by an advisor (who may or may not be an attorney). Students wishing to have a advisor present must complete the and return to their Conduct Officer;
- Be provided notice and an opportunity to be heard prior to the imposition of any disciplinary sanction (if found responsible for violating the Student Conduct Code);
- Petition for the disqualification of the Presiding Officer;
- Provide a statement, present relevant evidence, and provide witnesses for further consideration by the Presiding Officer during fact-finding;
- Not be compelled to give self-incriminating evidence;
- Be informed of all orders issued in the conduct proceeding;
- Be informed if a full hearing is initiated by the Conduct Officer;
- Request an agreed settlement or informal agreement;
- Request an Administrative Review (appeal) of an Initial Order;
- Attend all applicable conduct proceedings;
Student Rights Booklet
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