Sanctions
Students are separated from the university for a set period of time under this sanction.
What is suspension
Unwanted physical contact or the use of physical force to threaten or cause physical injury, pain or illness is known as which prohibited conduct under the Student Conduct Code.
What is physical assault
These documents are retained by AU's Student Conduct and Conflict Resolution Services?
What is a disciplinary record
This person is allowed to participate as a support person in the disciplinary process.
What is an current AU faculty, staff, or student
This type of meeting is held with students to repair harm or impact between students.
What is a restorative conference
This sanction prevents students from studying abroad, serving in a leadership role, or rushing a fraternity or student organization.
What is disciplinary probation
Should a student be required to ingest a solid matter, such behavior is referred to as?
What is hazing
A measure of proof that is a reasonable person would accept as "more likely than not" that a fact is true or that an incident occurred is called...
What is preponderance of evidence
This document is sent to students informing them of allegations of the Student Conduct Process.
What is a notification letter
The student involved in a restorative conference process are known as
What is the harmed and responding parties
Students are trespassed from residence halls under this sanction.
What is removal from university housing
A student tests positive for Covid-19 and is required to isolate on campus, however they attend a gathering in the residence hall where more than 20 people are in attendance. What Code violation will the student be presented with?
What is VI. Prohibited Conduct/ C. Conduct which threatens or endangers the health and safety of any person.
A group formerly recognized as a student organization or group that has lost or been denied university recognition on a temporary or permanent basis as a consequence of responsibility for a Code and/or policy violation is known as....
What is an underground group
This meeting is held with students before a disciplinary hearing.
What is a pre-disciplinary meeting.
Should a student withdraw from the restorative conference process, the responding party may face..
What is formal adjudication through the student conduct process
The university may temporarily remove a student from the AU community and deny them access to university privileges pending disciplinary charges or a criminal proceeding or medical evaluation.
What is interim suspension
A student is documented on camera and in person for not properly wearing a mask over their mouth and nose. What Code violation will the student be presented with?
What is the VI. Prohibited Conduct HH. Violations of the university's health and safety directives related to the Communicable Diseases Policy.
Under which section of the Code are residents responsible for the behavior of their guests and may be charged in lieu of the guest
What are the Residence Hall Regulations
The following are considered conditions for ______ in a disciplinary process:
a. New information that changes the finding of fact before or during the proceeding
b. Procedural error that affected the outcome
c. Excessive sanctions disproportionate to the offense
What is an appeal
T/F: A student may request an advisor in a restorative conference process
What is true
The following behaviors are considered _________ when determining a recommended sanction for students:
a. Present demeanor and past disciplinary record of the respondent
b. The nature of the violation
c. The severity of any damage, injury, or harm resulting from the violation
What is an aggravating factor
Student Z (under 21) lives in Anderson 123 and is hanging out with more than 1 other student inside their room. Over the course of the night, around 10-15 additional students join Student Z. When the RAOD is alerted to Anderson 123, there is a bottle of Patron and several cups on the desk. Student Z states the Patron was brought into the room by another student. Which Residence Hall Regulations will Student Z face?
What is Residence Hall Regulations V. 4c. To violate university policies or DC laws related to alcohol including but not limited to: Host an event in the residence halls where alcohol is served to, prodded to, or consumed by individuals under the age of 21
Two roommates decide to have a gathering in Leonard Hall to showcase their musical talents on guitar. Around 10 people where in attendance when the RA interrupted the gathering. Name at least two Code or Residence Hall Regulations the students be presented with.
What is Residence Hall Regulations V.4c. To host an event in the residence halls where alcohol is served to, provided to, or consumed by individuals under the age of 21.
What is Residence Hall Regulations IV. 3 To create excessive noise by any means. This includes creating excessive noise within 50 feet if any residence hall, creating disturbances, noise audible outside a student room, but especially not limited to after 11pm Sunday- Thursday, or later than 1am on weekends.
Students accused of non-academic offenses where the student has been arrested, charged, convicted, or sentenced for a felony are subject to...
What is administrative adjudication
A _________ is not considered part of an educational record.
What is a Reparative Agreement