Before & After
Know Your Role
Slow Your Roll
Shh! They Can Hear You
Potpourri
100
This is how the conduct process is initiated.
What is a report
100
Provide two reasons we have a Student Integrity Code and conduct process.
What is create a safe environment, positive environment, challenge, support, exploration of ideas, promote success, hold accountable, student development, student learning
100
If you are under the age of 21...consuming this may find you at a Peer Board hearing.
What is alcohol
100
One of the most important things for a Peer Board member to remember.
What is confidentiality
100
Having their voice heard, not share information, not answer questions, prepare or not prepare, participate or not.
What is Student Rights
200
Reviewing the case file and Student Integrity Code.
What is before the hearing
200
Decisions of responsible or not responsible are made based on this.
What is preponderance of the evidence
200
If I don't identify myself to the RA when asked, I could be in violation of this.
What is failure to comply
200
This is the person you should discuss concerns and case details with outside of the hearing room.
What is Jess
200
A way to gather information, create a fair process, address contradictions, seek to understand, and create motion.
What is ask questions
300
Students have the right to have one of these present at the hearing
What is adviser or support person
300
This is the category of violations that Peer Board will hear.
What is minor violations
300
While is is legal to possess and use if you are over 21 in the state of Washington, federal law says you can't have it on campus.
What is marijuana
300
Really knowing the student and not being able to remain objective.
What is a conflict of interest
300
Asking questions that include the word _____ vs. ______ can create motion and openness vs. make someone defend themselves
What is how vs. why
400
Beware of getting caught up with things like jelly donuts
What is unnecessary details
400
This is how many people sit on a Peer Board, not counting the chair.
What is at least 3
400
Just being in the presence of these two substances is a violation of the Student Integrity Code. If I am over 21, only one of the two substances applies.
What is marijuana/drugs and alcohol
400
Time, place, and manner are important to think about when...
What is discussing any information about a hearing
400
Resiliency, integrity, and social responsibility
What is things we want students to learn when they go through the conduct process
500
This gives you the sanctions to assign when a student is found responsible for violating the alcohol and/or drug policy
What is the sanction guidelines/rubric/aod guidelines
500
Monitoring the halls, smelling doors, and basically acting like a police officer...
What is things I shouldn't be doing/not my job
500
Multiple violations could lead to this.
What is a major hearing
500
The amount of time a student has to appeal after receiving the decision letter.
What is seven business days
500
Stereotypes, personal values, societal norms, personal experience, and pet-peeves
What is ways bias shows up