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Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards Creese Student Center Suite 215 (215) 895-6074 SCCS@drexel.edu Student Conduct Process Flow Chart Jurisdiction University Policies/ Code of Conduct How to File a Formal Complaint Responding to a Charge Letter The Hearing Format Hearing Tips for the Accused Hearing Tips for the Accuser Hearing Tips for the Advisor of the Accused Penalties/Sanctions Filing an Appeal Academic Honesty Policy Illegal Internet Downloads Student Handbook

STUDENT CONDUCT POLICY CHANGES 2009-10 University Conduct Board Application 2009-10 University Conduct Board information SCCS MISSION STATEMENT: To champion responsibility and learning. The goals of the Conduct process are: to promote a campus environment that supports the overall educational mission of the University; to protect the University community from disruption and harm; to encourage appropriate standards of individual and group behavior; to foster ethical values and civic virtues to foster personal learning and growth while at the same time holding individuals and groups accountable to the standards of expectations established by the Code of Conduct. The Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards fulfills its mission by providing programs and services that: Develop, disseminate, interpret, and enforce campus rules and regulations. Teach students about appropriate behaviors and the consequences for unacceptable and/or inappropriate behaviors through the use of critical thinking skills. Intervene effectively when behavior violates the Code of Conduct. Offer educational and leadership opportunities for students who participate in the operation of the Student Conduct process.   Statement of Philosophy and Purpose Drexel University expects that all students as well as student organizations will conduct themselves responsibly and in a manner that reflects favorably upon themselves and the University. When a student or organization does not act responsibly and violates the University policies, rules, regulations, or standards of conduct, formal disciplinary action may result. The Conduct process reflects the University's concern that students and organizations maintain high standards. The Conduct process attempts to foster personal learning and growth, while at the same time holding individuals and groups accountable for inappropriate behavior. NOTE: Just as students with disabilities may be eligible for accommodations in their classes, accommodations may be available for Student Conduct procedures as well.  Students with disabilities requesting accommodations and services with the Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards need to present a current accommodation verification letter (AVL) before accommodations can be made.  AVL's are issued by the Office of Disability Services (ODS).  For additional information, contact ODS at www.drexel.edu/ods , 3201 Arch St., Street, Suite 210, Philadelphia, PA  19104, 215.895.1401 (V), or 215.895.2299 (TTY).

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