Residential Life CONDUCT APPEAL

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Please note: Grounds for appeal do not include the stress, cost, and inconvenience of relocation, contract termination or suspension; disruption to studies; separation from friends; lack of familiarity with rules; good character; or a personal commitment to behaving better in the future. Sanctions are intended to have significant impact in order to effectively deter students from engaging in future misconduct.

Grounds for appeal (fill in all that apply)

Provide a detailed description of the evidence you are offering in support of each of the grounds for appeal that apply to your situation and submit your appeal online.

New evidence not reasonably available at the time of the hearing:

Evidence of a procedural error in the student disciplinary process that substantially impacted the outcome. (Identify the procedural error(s) and explain how the error(s) substantially impacted the outcome):

Evidence that the sanction is excessively severe:

Submitting Your Appeal

I have read and understand the Residential Life Conduct Appeal Process found in the Residence Hall Student Guide. Questions? Contact the hearing officer who sent your outcome letter.

Refer to your outcome letter for the name of your designated appeal officer and click on the box for that individual only. Failure to submit the appeal to the correct person can result in the appeal being denied.

Mary Dowd, Director of Student Conduct
Cindy Janney, Director of Residential Life
Matt Burns, Julia Sears and Stadium Heights Area Director
Jamie Van Boxel, McElroy Area Director
Nicole Faust, Crawford Area Director
Ana Hammerschmidt, Student Success Coordinator
Jennifer Johnson, Preska Area Director

A written response to your appeal will occur whether or not you are scheduled for an appeal hearing.