Complaints must be in writing and can be made from this link.

The complaint will be reviewed to determine the next course of action and the person making the complaint will receive follow-up.

All complaints are resolved in accordance with the procedures outlined in the Disruptive Conduct Disciplinary System. You will have the opportunity to see and respond to any information used in determining if there was a violation of Statute 21.

Both you and the complainant have the opportunity to provide information for consideration in whether there was a violation of Statute 21. Information may also be gathered by the Center for Student Integrity during the investigation.  Information may include, but is not limited to, written statements, interview summaries/statements from parties and witnesses, pictures, social media posts, video recordings (including campus safety and security video recordings), and audio recordings.

• To be truthful and honest
• To speak for yourself
• To directly communicate with and be respectful to the University personnel involved in the investigative and adjudicatory process
• To adhere to assigned deadlines
• To respond to inquiries in a timely manner
• To be the sole author of any written material you submit

University resources available to you at your current student status will remain available to you, unless they have been restricted. This can include Student Wellness and other related services.  You may bring to the disciplinary proceeding a person of your choice whose role is entirely limited to providing support, cannot speak or act on your behalf, and does not have another role in the process.     

Matters are typically resolved within 60 days but may take longer depending on factors such as the complexity of the facts and number of witnesses.

The University does not exempt anyone from Statute 21’s definition of disruptive conduct and the associated disciplinary process, including people who groups designate as “observers” or “liaisons.” Any student who participates in a matter determined to be disruptive is subject to disciplinary action under the Disruptive Conduct Disciplinary System.

The Faculty Chair of the Standing Disciplinary Committee on Disruptive Conduct (Faculty Chair) is a role that can be assigned to any faculty member serving on the University-wide Standing Committee on Disruptive Conduct at the sole discretion of the Provost. One Faculty Chair is chosen from the pool of faculty appointed to this role to serve as the decisionmaker in a particular matter. In consultation with the Associate Dean of Students in the University, Center for Student Integrity, the Faculty Chair will decide how a particular matter will be resolved.

The University-Wide Standing Disciplinary Committee on

Disruptive Conduct is appointed by the Provost and is comprised of faculty, staff, and students. The Committee hears and adjudicates complaints against students in the formal resolution process of the Disciplinary System for Disruptive Conduct.