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The Role of the Judicial Hearing Board
The Judicial Hearing Boards function is to investigate the issues raised in the disciplinary hearing and determine whether the student charged is responsible for the conduct alleged. Board members play an active role in listening to all testimony and evidence presented, and they have an opportunity to question all witnesses to gain a better understanding of the issues related to the allegations. If the members of the Judicial Hearing Board decide, through deliberation, that the student(s) is responsible for the allegation(s), they then determine an appropriate sanction.
Board Selection for Hearings
Hearings usually last from one to two hours. Five persons (three faculty/professional staff, two students) serve on each Board. You may be asked to be a member of a Board several times per semester, but you can serve when it is convenient for you. You will be notified by email about the convening of a Board several days before the hearing. Hearings are scheduled at various times, from 8:30am to 4:30pm and on different days of the week depending on the class schedules of the student(s) charged and of the witness(es). A confirmation is then sent back to you if you have been selected to serve on the Board.
Students who serve on Judicial Boards must have 28 credits earned, maintain a 2.5 cumulative G.P.A., no Code of Conduct violations within the past year, and agree to keep all case information in strict confidence.
Please fill out the appropriate application below completely and feel free to contact Melissa Van Der Wall at x7869 if you have any questions.
Word DOC and PDF Format Downloads
Student Application for Board Membership.DOC
Faculty/Staff Application for Board Membership.DOC
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