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STANDARDS OF CONDUCT
GUIDELINES FOR UNIVERSITY DISCIPLINARY
PROCEEDINGS
A. All committees shall extend fair process as
subsequently defined in this section to all those who appear before them.
B. An individual shall receive notice, in writing, of the
specific charges brought against him/her. Such charges must be presented within
a time adequate to allow for the preparation of his/her defense. At the time of
receiving such notice the person shall also be informed of his/her rights and of
the procedure of the board/committee before which he/she will appear.
C. An individual shall have the right to a hearing
scheduled without unnecessary delay.
D. An individual has the right to designate counsel of
his/her choice. (NOTE: Counsel shall be defined as an advisor from within the
University in proceedings where a student is charged with a violation of the
Honor Code or of the Code of Non-Academic Conduct.)
E. An individual has the opportunity to appeal decisions
made by any of these committees.
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