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OFFICE OF STUDENT CONDUCT AND COMMUNITY STANDARDS RESPONDING TO A CHARGE LETTER

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

Responding to a Charge Letter   If you receive a charge letter, you should: Schedule an appointment with the Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards before the deadline Meet with the University Conduct Officer or designee If you are on Co-op or have a problem meeting the deadline, call immediately Don't ignore the letter, it won't just go away Failing to respond may result in a Conduct Board decision without your participation   At Your Meeting With the Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards At this meeting, the Pre-Hearing Conference, you will: Have the disciplinary process explained Have the charges explained Be given the opportunity to respond to the charges You may choose not to contest the charges, and sign form waiving the right to a hearing. In these cases the University Conduct Officer or designee will adjudicate the case and impose an appropriate sanction(s).

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