Conduct Board


 

The Student Conduct Board is not currently accepting applications for membership. Membership applications are tyipcally available at the beginning of the Fall semester. If you are interested in being notified during the next application cycle, please contact Paul Tongsri.

 

Description:

The Conduct Board is responsible for reviewing potential violations of the Code of Student Conduct and educating the University population about the rules, polices, and regulations contained in the Code. Most notably, board members serve as hearing officers for cases that could result in Suspension or Expulsion from the University.

Service on the Board is a challenging and satisfying way for students to enhance their academic experiences. Board members gain valuable critical thinking, communication, and time management skills that will make them more competitive when applying for a job or graduate school. Board members who have served for more than one year are eligible to seek positions of increased responsibility and leadership.

 

Application Requirements

To Apply, students must meet the following criteria:

  • Maintain at least a 2.5 GPA and Full-Time Status;
  • No prior disciplinary history;
  • Serve in no other Student Government role
    • Please Note: This includes Senate, although senators whose terms expire at the end of this semester may apply for Board membership to begin at that time. Please contact Paul Tongsri for details.
  • Attend and participate in all required interview meetings and trainings.

 

Membership Expectations

  • Schedule no classes or labs after 3:30 PM on Mondays and Thursdays (Hearing Days);
    • Please Note: New members will participate in hearings beginning Spring 2012; It is not necessary that an applicant's current Fall schedule meet this requirement.
  • Maintain student confidentiality at all times;
  • Place membership on the Board as a top priority behind academics;
  • Attend all mandatory training sessions and bi-weekly meetings;
  • Become knowledgeable about all aspects of the Code of Student Conduct
  • Participate in regular commitee meetings and assist with important Board functions;
  • Participate in various educational outreach efforts;
  • Participate in specified leadership trainign and development programs;
  • Participate in group community service learning activities;

 

Graduate Students

Graduate students are strongly encouraged to participate as members of the Board. Gradute Students should apply using the general application process and deadlines. Some consideration is provided to graduate students to accomodate time constraints and professional expectations. Interested graduate students should contact the Office of Student Conduct at 919-515-2963 for additional information.

 

Faculty

Faculty who are interested in serving as Board members should make contact with the Office of Student Conduct at 919-515-2963. Interested faculty will be provided with additional information. Faculty enrollment has been handled in a "rolling enrollment" fashion and faculty need not express interest only in the Spring.

 

 


Tags: