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Bulls Student Advisor Program

The Student Conduct Code 

Bulls Student Advisor Program is a program that SG created in partnership with SCED to provide students with an advisor from SG to assist them through the conduct process.

SCED's (Student Conduct and Ethical Government) purpose is to support the goals, mission, values, and visions of the 51做厙 by promoting responsibility and adherence to the standards of behavior outlined in the  

The Student Conduct Process

  • Incident Report

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    An incident report is submitted to Student Code of Conduct and Ethical Development (SCED)

  • Issuance of Charges

    2

    If sufficient information exists, the student in the incedent recieves a written notice of charges, including information on the alleged incident, the charges, and the informational meeting.

  • Informational Meeting

    3

    The charged student attends a meeting with a hearing officer to learn more about the student conduct process, their due process rights, the allegations and charges, and any information supporting those charges. From there, the charged student decides from two resolution options: The resolution agreement or formal hearing. 

  • Resolution Agreement/Formal Hearing

    4

    Resolution Agreement: 
    The charged student waives their right to a formal hearing appeal and requests that the hearing officer conducting the informational meeting determine the findings and applicable sanctions. 

     

    Formal Hearing: 
    Administrative Hearing
    Administrative hearing university conduct board conducted by a single hearing officer who also serves as the hearing body
    University Conduct Board
    Hearing conducted by a panel that serves as the hearing body, consisting og two students and one faculty member. 

    • The Student Conduct Process is an educational process designed to address the behavior of students and student organizations that violates the Student Code of Conduct. More information about the Student Code of Conduct Process can be found in the Student Code of Conduct.

    Your Rights (FERPA & Due Process) 

    As a student who goes through the STudent Conduct Process, they have certain rights that cannot be abridged. These rights fall into two categories: FERPA rights and Due Process Rights 

    FERPA RIGHTS

    When you as a student turn 18 years old or apply for a college or university, you become a sole recipient of what are called FERPA rights. The purpose of these FERPA rights is to protect your educational records and keep them private, including things such as admissions information, grades & academic process, and most importantly in this case, disciplinary records. 

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    Due Process Rights

    As a student at USF, you also have specific rights that guarentee you a fair and impartical expierence with the Student Code of Conduct Process. More information about these rights can be found in the STudent Code of Conduct, and below if a quick reference to all 10. 

    Due Process

     

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