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There are a variety of possible outcomes you may receive if you are found responsible for violating a University policy. These outcomes are typically called “sanctions” and range from disciplinary sanctions to educational sanctions to interventions. All University officials meeting with students over alleged policy violations seek to administer sanctions that are intentional and educational for the specific incident. For more information and examples of sanctions please visit our sanctions page.

Yes. For instance, if you reside in University Housing, are a member of a Greek organization, or are an athlete, you may Áñ—†ÊÓƵ consequences from Residential Services, Fraternity and Sorority Life, or the Athletic Department along with your sanctions from a Case Resolution Coordinator or sanctioning panel.

If you fail to complete your sanctions a hold will be placed on your student account disallowing you from registering for classes until you complete the sanction. 

1. New information discovered after the resolution of the case that could not Áñ—†ÊÓƵ reasonably been available at the time of the resolution and is of a nature that could materially change the outcome;
2. Procedural errors within the resolution process that may Áñ—†ÊÓƵ substantially affected the fairness of the hearing;
3. The individuals who made the determination had a conflict of interest or bias for or against the reporter or respondent generally or the individual reporter or respondent that would change the outcome;
4. The sanction is disproportionate with the violation

For more information on appeals, please visit the   University and Appeals System webpage.