Student Organization Conduct

The student organization conduct report is meant to assist internal and external stakeholders have a full understanding of the University status of the student organization.

Understanding Student Organization Standing Probation

As a result of being found responsible for a violation of the Code of Student Conduct, the organization's fitness to continue at the University is evaluated. If an organization is found "in violation" of another violation of the Code of Student Conduct while on organizational probation, more severe sanctions may be imposed. A student organization found responsible for a violation of the Code of Student Conduct may also have educational or restorative sanctions or loss of activities/privileges (including, but not limited to: social activities; intramural competition; organizational competition; Homecoming; eligibility to receive any University award or honorary recognition; privilege to occupy a position of leadership or responsibility in any University registered student organization governing body; or ability to represent the University in an official capacity or position).

Suspension

While on organizational suspension, the organization loses its University recognition and/or registration for a period of time. While an organization is suspended, the use of University resources or participation as an organization in any University activities or events is prohibited.