o (2) With the consent of the President of the University, the
Student Conduct Committee may sub-delegate jurisdiction to handle violations of the Student
Conduct Code or other University regulations to University officials, committees, or minor
tribunals. The Student Conduct Committee is staffed by the office of the Student Conduct
Coordinator.
MEMBERSHIP:
The Committee shall be appointed by the President and shall consist of four
faculty members to be recommended by the Committee on Committees and four
student members to be recommended by the ASUO. Faculty and student members
shall serve staggered, two-year terms and may be reappointed, up to three
consecutive terms, or a maximum of six consecutive years. The President may
appoint temporary members to assure full Committee membership during summer
session or at such other times as are necessary. The Director of Residence Life
or designee, the Director of Student Conduct and Community Standards and the
Director of the Office of Student Advocacy shall be non-voting, ex-officio
members of the Community Standards Committee.
REPORTING:
The Student
Conduct Committee shall report to the University Senate. At a minimum this
report shall be in the form of an annual written report submitted by the
Committee Chair to the Secretary of the University Senate no later than the
final University Senate meeting in May. The committee shall also make
additional written or oral reports to the Senate as necessary.
See also US01/02-4
which is a process for filling vacancies on elected committees:
7.1 Since
1991-92, all non-elected committees established by faculty legislation are
appointed by the Committee on Committees, a committee appointed by the
University Senate. The Secretary of the Faculty shall coordinate the elections
of faculty to elective committees. The secretary shall arrange for the filling
of vacancies on elected committees and councils by notifying the next eligible
candidate, determined in descending order of the number of votes received in
the most recent election for the relevant committee or council. If no eligible
candidate is available to fill the vacancy, the Senate Executive Committee,
with advice and recommendations from the Committee on Committees, shall appoint
an eligible faculty member to fill the vacancy until the next regular election
cycle. Filling a vacancy shall not preclude the appointee from standing for
election to the same committee or council during the next election cycle if
eligible.
Membership
Student membership not available.
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1999-2000: Chris Loschiabo convenor; Dan Close, Janet Stewart, Ibrahim
Gassama, Massimo Lollini.
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2001-2002: Jim Crosswhite, Bill Clever, Cooper, Gerard Saucier, Chris Loschiavo
(convenor), Sandy Schoonover
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2002-2003: Chris Loschiavo, convenor; Clever, Bill; Saucier, Gerard; Daley,
Bill; McMahon, Tim; Chris Loschiavo (convenor); Sandy Schoonover
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2003-2004: Chris Loschiavo, Convenor; Daley, Bill; McMahon, Tim; Bill Clever;
Wendy Mitchell; Sandy Schoonover
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2004-2005: Chris Loschiavo (Convenor), Bill Clever, Kelly Woolfolk, Bill
Daley, Gerald Saucier, Tem Sedgwick.
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2006-2007: Chris Loschiavo (Convenor), Bonita Damewood, Malika Fitch, Gerard
Saucier, Angie Sit, John Hollan, Cassandra Nicole Day, Nicholas Hudson.
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2007-2008:Carl Yeh (Convenor), Gerard Saucier, Psychology; Angie Sit, Intercollegiate
Athletics; Christopher Murray, Special Ed; Jessi Steward,
University Scheduling; Director of Student Conduct and Community Standards (Convenor),
John Hollan (ex officio).
- 2008-2009: Convenor Carl Yeh, Director of Student Conduct and Community Standards;
Christopher Murray, Special Ed; Jessi Steward, University Scheduling;
Margaret
Mahoney, Fabienne Moore; Ex Officio: Sandy Schoonover (or designee) -- Director of
Residence Life; Carl Yeh -- Director of Student and Conduct and Community
Standards; Hilary Berkman -- Director of Student Advocacy.
- The membership for 2009/2010 is be available on the University Committee Web Page
2009/10 University Committee Web Page. It will be posted to this archival web page in
late May 2010.
Reports