Know Your Rights
You have rights throughout the conduct process. These rights help ensure the process is fair and that you can make informed decisions. If you have questions about your rights, contact our office.
Appeal
If you are found responsible, you may be able to appeal the decision or outcome. Appeals must be submitted within 10 business days of your decision letter.
Pre-Hearing Information
You will have access to information before your hearing, including:
- Hearing procedures
- Records that may be presented
- A list of potential witnesses
Self-Incriminating Statements
You are not required to answer questions. If you choose to share information, it may be used during the process. Choosing not to answer questions will not be used against you.
Student Advisor
You may bring one person with you to a hearing for support. They can help you understand the process and provide guidance. Read more on the Do You Need an Advisor webpage.
Student Advocate
A student advocate is available to help you understand the process, policies and your options.

